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An astonishing miracle occurred for a cat in a shelter that had been diagnosed with cancer and was thought to have only one to three months left to live after receiving the diagnosis.

According to a post that was published on Facebook by Humane Pennsylvania, a cat by the name of Reese was given over to the care of the Lancaster Centre for Animal Life-Saving when the health of his previous carer deteriorated and they were unable to pay for veterinary care any longer.

Remarkable Recovery: Cat Rescued from the Shelter After Being Given Only Weeks to Live Is Now Cancer-Free

It was clear that Reese’s health was deteriorating: “Reese had significant scabbing, and missing fur, as well as being overweight and drooling excessively,” Humane Pennsylvania said.

Worse of all, veterinarians discovered a lump behind his tongue and concluded that he most certainly had oral cancer. This news was devastating. It was estimated that he had only one to three months left to live.

Reportedly, a hospice adopter took him in, but he was quickly returned to the shelter after a short time. Reese had a difficult time getting along with the other cats at the shelter, so the Lancaster Centre kept looking for him to find a new home.

Over time, they noticed something that caught them off guard: in spite of his diagnosis, Reese shown an impressive level of resiliency, and he really “began to thrive.”

After the volunteers watched Reese’s recovery, they came to the conclusion that they would pay for a biopsy to determine whether or not the lump was in fact cancerous. This was done so that they could select the best course of treatment moving forward.

It turned out that it wasn’t, and the results showed that the mass did not in fact contain any cancer cells at all!

A cat that was thought to be close to death actually had plenty of life left in him, and as a result of this miraculous new diagnosis, Reese’s life took a turn for the better: just days later, he was adopted by a new family, as reported by Humane Pennsylvania.