🇺🇸 A stray orange kitten named Walter made it from a military base in the Middle East to a safe home in New Hampshire just in time for Christmas 2024.
U.S. Air Force Technical Sergeant Tracy met Walter while stationed overseas. The kitten became a source of comfort during her deployment, far from family and home.
As her assignment neared its end, Tracy worried about leaving him behind, where he could face starvation or euthanasia.
She contacted Paws of War, a veteran-led nonprofit that helps service members rescue animals they have bonded with overseas.
The organization arranged Walter’s journey to the United States, including veterinary care, travel and paperwork.
After arriving in New York, Walter was driven to New Hampshire by Army veteran and volunteer Dereck Cartwright.
There, Tracy’s husband welcomed the kitten home for Christmas.
Tracy was still serving overseas, but Walter was finally safe with her family.
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