2 associations stepped in to help a small family of cats.
Tired of having to fight for survival and feed her kittens, the cat appeared with her offspring in front of the door of the house, deciding to end her wandering life.
2 associations stepped in to help a small family of cats.
In North Carolina, a stray cat and her two kittens, aged 4 to 5 months, chose to land in front of a resident’s home, tired of the hard everyday life on the streets.
They were waiting for us to contact them and help change their lives.
The owner of the establishment took care of them for a while, and then contacted the local Sparkle Cat Rescue Association in the hope that they could find loving and caring families for them.
When the volunteers came to pick them up, they noticed that the cat was waiting for a new litter.
They then turned to another organization, Murphy’s Law Animal Rescue, to place her in a foster home so she could give birth in better conditions.
Her two kittens, a male and a female, look like two peas in a pod, and are already big enough to be adopted. They are also in foster families awaiting adoption.
Their mother, named Ellie, is “the most affectionate cat”, says Sarah Kelly, founder of Murphy’s Law Animal Rescue.
The cat is constantly “looking for a knee, a hand, or a place to snuggle up.” She’s so cute.
