Miss Marble was a little over a year old when she decided to move in here.
She had post pregnancy signs such as floppy belly skin and milk filled breasts.
She didn't bring them and she wasn't leaving to feed them.
Which can only mean that she had lost her kittens, most likely to a predator.
She was extremely weak, emaciated and under nourished, full of ticks and fleas.
Living on bugs and human trash,
she probably wasn't able to protect her kittens and must have witnessed
her kittens being taken, one by one and eaten.
Last but not least, someone, a human, has trampled her,
stepped on and broken her lower back.
The leading physiotherapists in Europe concluded that the damage
wasn't from a car impact, as the force that had been applied was
from directly above and with great force, excluding fallen objects as well.
Luckily, she hadn't caught any of the life threatening diseases or viruses,
such as cat aids, panleukopenia, leukaemia and chlamydia,
which is very prominent and pretty much a guarantee in most street cats.
So yeah, our girl has seen her fair share of pain, misery and despair.