A stray cat was seen taking a snooze on one of the rotating waste conveyors while it waited for its ride out of the recycling site.

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It has been hailed a “Christmas miracle” because a little orphaned kitten was rescued from a conveyor belt at a recycling site and managed to survive against all odds despite the odds being stacked against it.

inside only a few days old, the cat and his sibling were discovered inside a recycling plant in Hartlepool, County Durham. Both of their eyes were still closed, and their umbilical cords were still linked to them.

The workers at the plant called RSPCA animal rescue, and when Shane Lynn came, the kittens were found to be safe and sound away from the garbage.

A stray cat was seen taking a snooze on one of the rotating waste conveyors while it waited for its ride out of the recycling site.

In the recycling plant in Hartlepool, both Shelby and his brother Arthur were discovered.

Lynn stated that it was really fortunate for the workers to have seen the kittens and bring them in. She noted that the kittens were quite lucky. Because of the swift steps that they took, they were able to avoid being killed by the machinery that was at the plant.

“It’s believed that the kittens may have been born to a stray cat who was living inside a recycling bin, which was then picked up by one of the lorries and tipped onto the conveyor belt at the plant for sorting.”

Due to the fact that the kittens were so young and defenceless, they were sent to a nearby veterinary clinic for immediate care.

“They were so icy and feeble,” the speaker said. They were able to be warmed up by the after-hours staff at Stanhope Park Veterinary Hospital, and vet nurse Pippa Young took them home so that they could receive treatment around the clock,’ Lynn added.

Unfortunately, Shelby had to say goodbye to his brother Arthur when he was just five weeks old.

Pippa, who is 27 years old and was born in Dorset, currently resides in Darlington. She is always adopting strays and orphaned animals that require further care into her home.

She was there with Lynn when they removed the kittens from the plant, and she quickly realised that there was no way she would be giving Shelby up in the near future.

She added, “I’m constantly taking animals home to foster them or wildlife that needs feeding and releasing.” “I’m forever taking animals home to foster them.” But I knew that I couldn’t stand to be separated from Shelby, and he’ll be here to stay for the foreseeable future.

Both Shelby and Arthur need immediate treatment at a hospital to save their lives.

Unfortunately, Shelby’s brother Arthur passed away owing to issues with his health five weeks after the siblings were located. At almost a year old, Shelby is doing well and continuing to improve, literally going from “strength-to-strength.”

Young shared his thoughts, stating, “I knew at that point [when Arthur died] that I couldn’t let Shelby go, and I’m so pleased that he’s doing so well.” Shelby was referring to the time when Arthur passed away.

“He really lives up to his name. Due to the early age at which he lost his brother, he has spent the most of his childhood with Buddy, our dog. His behaviour is more akin to that of a dog than a cat.

Shelby was adopted by the veterinary nurse Pippa after she had been caring for him around the clock.

Because Young was concerned that Shelby might have the same illness that caused his brother’s death, he took sure to have Shelby undergo additional testing.

His initial set of findings was not good, but the subsequent tests revealed that he was getting improved outcomes. They are going to keep doing testing on Shelby on an annual basis to ensure that she is “healthy and fit.”

The family, which also consists of two cocker spaniels who go by the names Buddy and Bullseye, is excited to celebrate their first Christmas with Shelby, the newest member of the family and the newest addition to their modest home.

During the holiday season, the RSPCA fields thousands of calls, with the contact regarding Shelby and Arthur being one of about 50,000 complaints received in total in 2017.