While walking, a lady stumbled upon three cute kittens that approached her, and she sensed that they required her assistance.
Donna, a compassionate animal rescuer who operates under the handle @feralcatcolony, has been selflessly tending to community cats. She makes sure that they are spayed and neutered while also assisting friendly felines in finding forever homes. One Saturday, Donna encountered three new additions to a cat colony. At first, she believed that someone had left extra food for the cats until she saw three little kittens emerging from the shadows. The moment the kittens heard Donna’s voice, they excitedly scampered towards her one by one.
Donna was greeted by the grey kitten as he made his way to her, followed closely by his two siblings. As soon as they were held, they began purring away and the grey kitten even stretched his paws in pure bliss. Once they were cleaned up, they eagerly ate their food before curling up in bed for some much-needed rest.
The kitties were left alone in an unknown location without their mother. They were so young that they weighed less than a pound and required constant attention. Donna didn’t think twice about taking them under her wing and making a cozy spot for them to settle in. “They did really well on their first night here,” Donna joyfully shared with Love Meow. “They used the litter box, ate their food, and drank their water like little champions.”
Following a trip to the veterinarian and receiving eye treatment, the sibling cats were on the road to recovery and started gaining weight. The objective is to ensure that they fatten up and become healthy and robust, which is precisely what I intend to accomplish. The adorable kittens, known as Woody (grey), Bryson (black tabby), and Kenzie (solid black), discovered how to eat from a dish by themselves and initiated their weaning process.
As soon as one of the kittens decided to try out solid food, the others quickly followed suit. The foster parent was amazed at their intelligence, noting that these 4-week-old kittens basically taught themselves how to be cats. They were playful, wrestled with each other, and cuddled up together, demonstrating a natural inclination to socialize and bond. Overall, the foster parent was impressed by the kittens’ ability to pick things up on their own and thrive in their new environment.
Within a short period of seven days, Kenzie and Bryson were able to exceed the weight of one pound and were quickly catching up with their brother Woody. Soon enough, they ventured out of their playpen and explored the vast expanse of the household, providing amusing and enjoyable moments for everyone. Donna also mentioned that Kenzie exudes a loving personality and is particularly affectionate when held, despite being able to stand her ground against her brothers.
The little felines swirled around and played as they wandered around. Woody found out how much he liked being carried on shoulders and urged his brothers and sisters to do the same. “These cats love to purr and use me as their personal tree.”
As soon as the three were deemed suitable for adoption, they underwent spaying and neutering and were included in Cats Are People, Too! Club’s adoption initiative to help them find their forever homes. Woody had the good fortune of being chosen by a loving family that already had a feline and canine companion, as well as two affectionate human sisters. Meanwhile, Bryson and Kenzie, who had formed an unbreakable bond, were adopted into a wonderful household where they will never be separated.
Donna expressed her delight in taking care of these little ones. They were a source of amusement, pleasure, and merriment that provided plenty of laughter. The three kittens have made significant progress and are now flourishing in their permanent homes, experiencing the best life possible.
