It was a sunny and warm late September day (as warm as it gets in Belgium) when the colleagues of my company and I went for a teambuilding activity around a city called Oudenaarde. The activity took place in the countryside where people where split in teams and were given challenges to be performed. It was during one of the challenges in an open field, that I saw a very small kitten crawl from under a huge stack of fodder beets, which are common in Belgium. I walked up to the kitten and picked it up. It was disappointing to see that it's eyes were swollen and shut and puss was flowing out. The kitten was unable to see anything. I looked around for a mother cat or a nest in the area, but there were none. The kitten was all alone. I didn't have the heart to leave it in this condition so I decided to keep the little one. I took it to a veterinarian who diagnosed it as a bacteriological form of 'cat flu' (Cat flu is the common name for a feline upper respiratory tract diseases).