The life of two close kittens changed thanks to one family…
Last month, a brood of 10-day-old kittens in poor condition was brought to the Texas animal rights activist Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter. All of them were wet and so cold that their temperature was not recorded on the thermometer.
Shelter workers began to warm the kittens, trying to stabilize their body temperature. Upon learning of what was happening, Megyn, a foster care volunteer, also rushed to the rescue. All had wounds, one had paralysis of the anus, and another had breathing problems,” says Megin.
Gaining strength, the kids immediately reached out to their people and began to absorb all the love
“I tried not to be too optimistic, remembering that they were born during an unprecedented winter storm in Texas and came to us in a terrible state. Fortunately, they proved to be very resilient and quickly overcame all the difficulties of their childhood.”
Having gained strength, the little ones immediately reached out to their people and began to absorb all the love they could receive.
“I tried not to leave without looking back into optimism, remembering that they were born during an unprecedented winter storm in Texas and came to us in a terrible state. Fortunately, they turned out to be very persistent and quickly overcame all the difficulties of their childhood. ”
In the blink of an eye, the gray-white kitten Karl masterfully mastered the bottle and overtook his brother in weight. “I thought this guy wouldn’t survive the first night, so it’s a huge relief to see him blooming like this now.”
and began the transition to adult food.
“Carl is one of those who violently attacks (on me), but starts to purr as soon as he is touched. It's a sure way to calm him down and make him cute,” Megyn adds.
cutie. He has a habit of falling asleep quickly while playing when he rolls onto his back.”
There is a touching connection between the brothers, they supported each other in the most difficult times. The kittens are seven weeks old, and they have passed all the milestones with honor.
“They are best friends who constantly cuddle. Lenny especially loves to wrap his arms around his brother as he falls asleep,” says Megyn.
Lenny and Carl love the other furries in the house and have made friends here with a local cat named Oliver.
Oliver came to the rescuers with wounds and subsequent disability. The brave cat has achieved incredible success and retained the softness of his soul, despite everything he went through.
“The kittens immediately fell in love with him. Oliver was wary at first (not for long), but became interested.
The brothers wanted to spend time with Oliver. It wasn't difficult for them to get his affection.
“(Now) Oliver himself stays close to the kittens all the time, watching them play or hug. They pay him reciprocity and adoration, looking for his company. I'm glad that Oliver and the boys found each other.”
Lenny and Carl still have to grow up before we can talk about adoption, that is, finding permanent homes for them. They have come a long way since the day they were found cold. Now they are healthy, playful young cats.
Lenny still hugs his brother every day.
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