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A rescue team took in a cat found on an industrial site and watched him transform into the gentlest soul. PebblesTheStrayCatClubFor a while, a lone cat lived on an industrial site surrounded by shipping containers, office trailers, and very little else. "He's ear-tipped, neutered, and has no microchip. The belief is that he was left behind when businesses moved on," The Stray Cat Club shared.When a kind woman first noticed him, he was painfully thin and terrified of people. Wanting to help, she built him a small shelter so he would have somewhere warm to sleep. "That shelter became his safe place, and he used it every day."With patience and regular meals, he slowly began to let his guard down. He was found living on an industrial siteTheStrayCatClubThen one day, he started bumping into things and struggling to find his bed. It soon became clear that he was losing his vision. Without his sight, he wouldn't survive outdoors for long. By then, he had become affectionate and trusting, and the woman knew he belonged in a home.When The Stray Cat Club, a volunteer-run rescue, was contacted, they welcomed him with open arms and named him Pebbles. He has many extra toesTheStrayCatClubEven after losing his vision, Pebbles never stopped showing affection. He purred the moment he was petted and always leaned in for more attention.After several vet visits, the rescue finally learned what had caused his blindness. His high blood pressure had led to both of his retinas detaching. Despite everything he had been through, Pebbles seemed relieved to be safe indoors and no longer alone. They discovered the cause of his blindness and other health issuesTheStrayCatClubPebbles had clearly lived a difficult life. He had broken teeth, arthritis that left his body stiff, and several chronic health conditions. But none of it dimmed his gentle spirit. He melted into his people for cuddles, wanted to stay close at all times, and purred nonstop.With proper care, medication, and plenty of love, his health gradually improved. "Despite everything his little body is dealing with, Pebbles continues to do well." Pebbles loves to be pettedTheStrayCatClubNow, he loves to play just as much as he loves his food. He's still blind and sometimes gets caught off guard by new things, but he has learned his way around his foster home. "He is happy, and we don't take any of this for granted."Pebbles follows his people from room to room, rarely wanting to leave their side. He wants to be close to his people at all timesTheStrayCatClubWith the support of The Stray Cat Club, Pebbles continues to receive the care he needs to thrive. "Despite everything he carries, he has the gentlest spirit and clearly finds comfort in being in a home.""His days revolve around his renal diet, the medication that manages his blood pressure, and his amazing fosterers who he feels safe with." TheStrayCatClubAt a recent veterinary checkup, Pebbles maintained his weight, and the vet was impressed with how well his blood pressure was being managed. As soon as he got home, he went right back to his favorite thing: seeking affection from his people and clinging to them like velcro.After years of surviving outdoors, this sweet soul is finally living the life he always deserved. TheStrayCatClubOnce forced to survive among shipping containers, Pebbles now enjoys life as an indoor cat, spending his days keeping his foster family company.He especially loves resting his oversized polydactyl paws on the people he trusts. TheStrayCatClubShare this story with your friends. More on Pebbles and The Stray Cat Club on Instagram @thestraycatclub and Facebook.Related story: They Take in a Kitten Found in the Middle of Highway and Help Her Grow into Most Charming Little Cat