Los Angeles County animal control director Marcia Mayeda says the orange and white female cat was weak and frail after the 7,300-mile trip. But after two weeks of treatments, the feline is in fair condition.
Hospital staff named the cat Pinay (pin-EYE'), a common name for a female Filipino.
The cat has cleared quarantine but needs to be adopted into a calm home because she is still skittish. Potential adopters can email
daccevents@animalcare.lacounty.gov.
A year ago, a kitten named Ni Hao (NEE' how) survived a freighter trip from China and was placed in a home.
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