Some little kittens who managed to stay safe on the streets became friends with another cat who was lonely and needed some company.

Two kittens survived the streets together and embraced another cat who needed friends.

Last month, someone kind found two kittens next to their mother cat. The mother tried really hard to protect and feed them, but she passed away. The person took the kittens to a special clinic, and then they went to a shelter.

The people at the shelter really wanted to find someone to take care of the kittens at home, making sure they got all the food and love they needed. Nadija, who looks after animals for AnimalLuvr’s Dream Rescue, volunteered to help.

The brother (ginger) and sister (gray) were found outside when they were two weeks oldtiny.paws.fosters

“They were about two weeks old, a bit thirsty, but they really liked drinking from the bottle,” Nadija said.

The next morning, when she went into the room where the kittens were kept, she heard their tiny purrs. They had a fake mom with a heartbeat to keep them feeling safe and a soft blanket they happily pawed at.

When they weren’t drinking milk, the kittens snuggled close together, often lying on top of each other. The gray kitten, who is the sister, would hug her brother, the ginger one, or snuggle up on top of him to feel more comfortable.

Nadija checked on the kittens every 1-2 hours. As soon as she brought out the bottle, the little gray kitten woke up and cried out for food. “The little gray one is always chatty, and the ginger boy is always busy moving around,” Nadija noted.

Meanwhile, in another foster home, there was a fluffy gray kitten in desperate need of friends.

The lone kitty was frail and malnourished when he was rescued, but through tireless efforts from his carer, he bounced back and started to seek affection.

The new kitten was in desperate need of friendstiny.paws.fosters

His foster mom noticed how much he craved a constant companion and asked Nadija if she could take him on. Without hesitation, she welcomed him in with open arms.

“He’s the same age as my little guys. He has been working hard to catch up to his new friends.”

They immediately hit it offtiny.paws.fosters

The brother and sister duo instantly embraced the newcomer and included him in their snuggle pile when they napped.

The new kitten has put on weight, and his appetite has improved. Being around other kittens of similar size encourages him to eat more and be more active.

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He no longer feels lonely and has grown more adventurous and curious about his surroundings.

“He’s even yelled at me for second meals, which is music to my ears. His energy level is up, and he’s playing with toys and wrestling with the other kittens.”

The fluffy kitten loves his new feline siblingstiny.paws.fosters

“Fuzzy guy is fitting in so well with the two chunkers. This handsome young man is the first of the three to use a litter box, and I am so proud of him.”

Now, all three of them join in a cacophony of meows when their foster mom comes in with food in her hands.

They meow and demand their food togethertiny.paws.fosters

The two boys demand their meal atop a scratching post while their sister screams from the floor. The smell of their food sends them into a whirlwind.

At 4-5 weeks old, they are ready to sample their first solid food.

The brother and sistertiny.paws.fosters

“They will continue to be bottle fed while weaning until they no longer want the bottle, but it’s important to supplement them because, at first, they won’t be eating enough on their own.”

Despite their rough start, the brother and sister are now living their best lives – complete with a new feline buddy they adore.

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