5月7日，深圳暴雨过后，大沙河公园的黎观杰在回家的路上，无意间发现了一只浑身湿透、缩成一团发抖的小奶猫。它体长十余厘米，没有声音。黎观杰担忧小猫的人身安全，用纸巾擦干了它，并送往附近的宠物诊所进行援助。然而，他没想到这只是一个与国家二级保护动物——豹猫的援助故事的开始。

当时场景，黎观杰回忆道：“我初遇小猫时，深圳刚消除暴雨预警信号不久。那会儿，小猫身上还是湿的，假如不管它，夜里一定会失温冷死或是饿死。”他抱起小猫擦干，然后问了公园保安、清洁工以及周边路人，看有没有援助门路。

“我没有养猫经验，不知道怎么解决比较好。”见到小猫情况越来越蔫，黎观杰着急地把它送往五百米以外宠物诊所。他将小猫擦干，并选购牛乳欲给其喂养，但见到小猫情况越来越糟，便决定更专业一些，将其送至位于五百米外宠物医院进行救治。

18时左右，小猫成功到院。在医师的悉心照料下，小catslowly recovered its vitality. The veterinarian conducted a series of operations, including cleaning, warming, and feeding sheep milk powder to the kitten. Its body temperature returned to normal, and it was free from diseases.

However, as the days passed by, an unexpected twist emerged. "Five Seven" might not be just any ordinary cat but a wildcat - possibly even a national second-class protected animal called the leopard cat. This realization threw both doctors and observers into a state of confusion.

On May 8th at around 12 pm when all doubts were still lingering in his mind, he decided to reach out to Shenzhen Wildlife Rescue Center for help. After careful examination of photos and videos provided by him, they confirmed that indeed "Five Seven" is a leopard cat - one of China's many species of cats!

With this confirmation came mixed emotions for Mr. Liang - on one hand he felt relieved that his efforts had been justified; on the other hand he couldn't bear parting with this precious life again after having gone through so much together during those few days since their first encounter.

Finally on May 9th afternoon at approximately 2:00 PM when everything seemed settled down once more than ever before—thanks mainly due to professional assistance received from rescue center staffs who arrived promptly following receipt notification via phone call made earlier that morning—the little furry bundle known now only as 'Leopard Cat No#001' (or simply #001) found itself back in safe hands belonging solely towards its own kind rather than any human being anymore!