Beth, a volunteer at the Kitten Kottage, was informed about a little 99-gram kitty with large eyes that was in desperate need of assistance. Beth was taken aback when she saw the kitten, despite the fact that he was only three weeks old.
The kitten was the size of a newborn and was rejected by the mother owing to its poor health. The young kid required bottle-feeding, particular attention, and a lot of affection.
He was a fighter since he had lived three weeks in his current state. He wasn’t sure if he’d be able to see.
Guinness, the kitten, had trouble eating from the bottle and syringe at first, so he was drip-fed for a few days. Beth and her family went out of their way to make sure he ate and was constantly showered with love. Her favorite napping spot was Beth’s neck.
The small kitty’s eyes became brighter, and his hunger increased. He began to eat in larger quantities, and his desire for human attention developed as well.
Guinness was still rather little, but he had a stunning blue pair of eyes. After each meal, he insisted on spending lengthy periods of time snuggling with his people.
Beth explains:
“It was wrapped in a burrito-like package.” When he awoke, he put his head in and climbed out. Since the day I captured him, he’s been so powerful ».
He was half the size for his age at one month old, but the adorable blue-eyed feline was a wonderful fighter and concentrated on progressing his development, doing his best to keep growing strong.
He didn’t hesitate to utilize all four of his legs when his leg muscles stiffened. Guinness learned how to play with toys, and each day he became more daring and lively.
