Harmony, a cat that had spent her whole life roaming the streets of Halliburton, Ontario, Canada, was well-known. When the city’s residents discovered the kitty was pregnant, they attempted to capture her and deposit her in a secure location.
Unfortunately, their efforts to capture the elusive kitten were in vain, so they turned to Cailey Seymour, the founder of Dorset Rescue Kittens.
“After a bunch of individuals failed to catch her for a few weeks, my aim was to save her.”
Cailey didn’t hesitate, borrowing a trap from a fellow Miden Cat Angels and embarking on a 10-hour journey. Cailey arrived in town and immediately went in search of the cat, but she was nowhere to be seen.
They walked for a long time before deciding to lay the trap in an alley with food. When the cat noticed the deception, she raced away. Cailey and a bunch of locals waited for a long time, but their plan to capture the kitten didn’t appear to work out.
Then Cailey had an idea that she thought would work: changing the bait within the trap.
Cailey explained:
“I put a video of kittens screaming in the trap and she came running within 15 seconds.”
Harmony was ultimately apprehended, her trap was secured, and she was transferred to Cailey’s foster home, where she would be safe.
The kitten was ultimately in excellent hands after a lot of effort, patience, arduous labor, and a long travel, and that was the most essential thing. Harmony had hardly been in her new home for two days when she had a delightful surprise: she gave birth to her kittens.
Harmony was allowed to have her pups (three female kittens and one kitten) in the safety of her foster home.
The young kittens suckled ferociously right away, and their mother showed herself to be exceedingly loving and attentive to her infants’ every need.
Harmony gradually revealed her actual self and gained confidence in her adoptive mother, knowing that they had saved her in time.
Cailey had this to say:
“She would have given birth outside if I had gone just a few days later, and they would have joined the feral cat population.”
Harmony lavished all of her affection on her kittens in the first two weeks and took the best possible care of them. The young ones were developing normally and gaining weight and strength; they quickly learned how to use their small legs and began to explore the entire area.
Every day, Leanne, Brittany, Halli, and Banksy get more fun, outlandish, and have begun to do hundreds of pranks.
But, whether the feline siblings are playing, fighting, or running around the room, their devoted mother is always watching them. Harmony is normally a timid cat that is wary of new people, but she really yearns for a lot of attention.
Cailey continued:
“She doesn’t have a bad bone in her body, and the proper person or individuals will find her to be an outstanding spouse.”
The adorable feline family is thriving as cute indoor cats and enjoying their cozy existence thanks to the timely rescue.
