A family in Ontario, Canada, discovered a cat in their yard and fed it. The cat became a regular visitor, making goofy movements in front of the screen door to attract the attention of her new friends and receive goodies.
They discovered that despite the severe weather, the cute kitten had her family across the street and was out for a walk. Every time the cat visited her house, the caring neighbor went out of her way to look after her and keep her body warm and her stomach full.
When she returned, all signs pointed to her being pregnant again, so her neighbors decided to transfer her to a safe location and called Mellissa, the founder of Tiny But Mighty Kitten Rescue. The kitten, called Hazel, was placed in foster care and appeared to be content with the food and a comfortable place to rest.
“She was looking forward to the cuisine as well as meeting me. She took a few bits, returned to me for stroking, and then returned for more food.”
Hazel gave birth to six healthy kittens in the comfort of a nest a few weeks after arriving at the foster home, and promptly went about her mother responsibilities, feeding her small offspring while purring and feeling joyful and serene.
Melissa explains:
“Hazel is the kindest cat I’ve ever met and the finest mother I’ve ever known!” She’s always worried about her offspring, and she has to keep an eye on them after every tiny squeak.”
The kittens reacted happily when Mellissa entered the room 11 days after birth, wriggling and making noises to attract her attention. Maci, the tabby kitten, was the most inquisitive of them all; she wanted to run right away and had already learned to purr. She had a lot to say.
Melissa is confident:
“He’s the first infant who’s starting to show signs of personality.”
The kittens were relocated to a larger room when they were old enough, which made them extremely happy; they immediately wanted to explore every corner and were playing all over the place.
According to the foster mother:
“These kittens are the boldest I’ve ever had in my care.” They are unafraid and eager to learn about everything!”
Hazel, for one, keeps a tight eye on her children and flees as soon as she hears their screams. She bathes them from head to toe and encircles them with her arms to prevent them from fleeing. After observing his mother eat from a bowl, Conner, the small striped one, was the first of the infants to sample the cat food.
Maci quickly learnt to eat like a huge kitty after following in his footsteps. Evie, the gray and white kitten, ate from the same bowl as her siblings.
The kittens grew swiftly and were incredibly curious and naughty. Maci, who was assuming the position of big sister, was the first to take a nap in the scratching post and new hammock, and her siblings immediately followed suit.
Coco is the tiniest of her siblings, but her meows and purrs more than make up for it.
Melissa continues:
“She’s the loudest of the bunch, and she meows for attention, especially when she hears me enter the cat room.”
Melissa continues:
“She’s the loudest of the bunch, and she meows for attention, especially when she hears me enter the cat room.”
