They took the kitten in need of help, and he was soon attracted to the dogs of the house and followed in their footsteps.
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An experienced foster parent, Kelsey was contacted about orange and white kittens in need of foster parents.
She couldn’t take him at the time, but she couldn’t stop thinking about him. “I felt guilty about not knowing what would happen to him,” Kelsey shared. As soon as she became available, she stood up to help. “We managed to get him [that day]and he’s cute. ”
Kelsey brought home a sweet bunch of fluff named Plague.
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Kelsey settled the kitten in a cozy pen with a warm bed, blanket and toy. In a few weeks, the Plague was overjoyed to have a roof over his head and dedicated foster parents take care of his every need.
He was given a big plush to keep him and the company, but all he wanted was to be close to his foster parents.
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As a singleton, the Plague constantly longed for attention and refused to be alone. Penny, one of the dogs of Kelsey’s resident, hears his little screams and comes to offer some sloppy kisses.
Penny has helped many cat breeds over the years, but it seemed he knew what he needed the moment the plague encountered. With her comforting presence, the Plague quickly settled down, leaning against her, sucking up the affection she had provided.
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With an increasingly curious mind, the Plague decides he is now a big boy and is ready to explore the big room.
He wobbled towards the door, then proceeded towards the corner of the room, inspecting each door stopper thoroughly to ensure everything was safe and that the screws were not loose under his watch.
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During the first few days, the plague gave his foster parents a considerable challenge at mealtime. “He really doesn’t want a bottle, but he doesn’t understand how to eat badly. That’s a bit of a fight.”
Meanwhile, the Plague loved to raw her dog Ethel. He hadn’t mastered jumping or climbing yet, but he decided to stay by her side and play. “Everything and everyone is a playground for the plague.”
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The Plague crumpled from his bed, trying to drill a hole in Ethel’s fur. Not long after Ethel settled into the bed, she felt a small nudge from behind. It was the plague and invited her to perform, seeking her attention.
The kitten may have been small, but he had a powerful spirit. He swayed to Ethel’s side, trying to wrestling playfully with her muzzle.
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Ethel, a kind soul who worships every kitten she meets, patiently performed the plague and showed off his little skill. He still didn’t know how to “cat” but not bigger than Ethel’s legs, but his fierce demeanor couldn’t be denied and he convinced Ethel to have her bed.
Soon they found out they were troubled by the plague and not eating properly, and quickly got the treatment he needed.
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The next morning he was his usual active and stupid self, but this time he finished a bottle of food like a champion.
The Plague meets Fletcher, a sweet senior dog, and greets him in an unexpected bear embrace. The kitten has a special way to win the hearts of everyone, including all his dog friends.
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In just a week, the plague has regained his appetite and now he is enjoying his food more than ever. Every night, he watches TV with his foster parents, happily drinks a bottle before falling asleep in his warm lap.
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