The day after they brought the cat to the shelter, her six kittens arrived. But this time, she doesn’t have to do it alone.
Garden and her catJan@kittygarden626
Earlier this month, Garden, a beautiful Calico cat, was dressed in a pregnant animal shelter.
The day after she arrived, she gave birth to six kittens and desperately needed a foster parent. The Best Friends Animal Society (LA) took part in the help and gave seven families a chance to flourish.
“The garden was sweet and I trusted with me on the first day. She let me brush her with my pet,” foster parent Yang shared with her love Mu.
Jan@kittygarden626
The garden was relieved to escape the stress and noise of the shelter due to the quiet and cozy space that raised her youth. Care for the six kittens is not easy, but this time there was no need to do it alone.
Kittens (gristen, glamour, glow, geranium, golden poppies, gloves) are surrounded by doting mamas who keep them nutritious and clean.
Jan@kittygarden626
Yang looked for signs from her mother to make sure she was happy with her treatment of the kitten. “I slowed it down, but she doesn’t seem to be a problem with me picking them up to weigh me on the second day (they were three days before then).”
All six kittens are plump and healthy, and are a true testament to the mother’s dedication.
Jan@kittygarden626
“It made the big difference that she gave birth in a warm, clean shelter rather than outside.”
The garden moved from the career to a larger nest prepared for her. She settled on a soft blanket with her approval, with the baby being placed next to her. Whenever she needed a break, she turned to her foster parents for love.
Jan@kittygarden626
She tried her first treat from her foster parent, but she eagerly swallowed it. “In the beginning she didn’t know how to eat it, but after she devoured it and treated it in her mouth, she loved it.”
With two girls and four boys, the garden filled her legs.
Jan@kittygarden626
“Six babies have lots of mouths to feed, but the garden doesn’t seem to bother you. I can say that I like to help them become the toilet. Usually she takes a break after cleaning one or two. Don’t help her.
A few days later, the kitten opened her eyes and began to see the world for the first time.
Golden PoppyJan@kittygarden626
Golden Poppy (House Panther) peers in and takes the world first, and soon his brother follows. “Kittens usually start to open their eyes around the 8th to 10th day, so this boy is an early Bloomer.”
Even during the break, the garden is paying close attention to her cat. “She always stays nearby and goes to them when they start crying. She makes loving companions for someone when she breastfeeds her little thing (her last garbage).”
Jan@kittygarden626
The kitten has grown into a happy little Loli Polly. With their full belly, they sleep firmly and wake up with new energy.
“I highly recommend others to raise mom’s cats and babies. The garden and her buds were one of the easiest growing up experiences I’ve raised over five years. Mom does most of the work.
Jan@kittygarden626
Glimmer may be the smallest, but she has a loud voice and determined spirit and always claims to be a major nursing spot.
At 3 weeks of age, kittens find scaffolding, strengthen their legs, and become more interested in their surroundings. They quickly venture to explore and play beyond the nest.
GlimmerJan@kittygarden626
“The garden will allow the baby to climb onto her back and feed her under her tummy, even while she is trying to feed herself.”
Thanks to many caring volunteers, this precious family has found a second chance. Garden is excited to have a beloved foster parent, and supports her and makes her pussy bigger and stronger.
Jan@kittygarden626
Share this story with your friends. Details of the garden, her cat, and the Yangs I’ll grow up on Instagram@kittygarden626 and Best Friend on Instagram (LA).
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