A Tale of Inclusive Love: An orange kitten hops over the fence to join a litter of smaller kittens, becoming a surrogate parent and assisting in their upbringing.
An orange kitten hopped the fence to join a litter of smaller kittens and decided to help raise them.
When Shelbi Uyehara, the founder of Jin’s Bottle Babies (a kitten rescue in Arizona), moved into her new home this fall, she and her husband noticed a house that had a lot of cats hanging around.
They connected with the homeowner (the caretaker), so they could learn more about the neighborhood cats, get them spayed and neutered, and provide them with medical care. “There were about 30-40 cats needing fixing and some were pregnant,” Shelbi told Love Meow.
While the couple were busy renovating their home, a cat started showing up outside their driveway and around their house. As it turned out, she had just given birth in the caretaker’s front yard.
“Her kittens were born the night before we moved in. It’s like she was waiting for us.”
, teaching them how to play like a cat and watching over them when they napped.</p>
<p>Watch Red and his four kitten friends in this cute video:</p>
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Red was over the moon when he discovered a warm lap and flopped on it for extended cuddles. He purred up a storm and melted into his people while he was petted.
 have been spayed and neutered since.</p>
<p>“It makes me feel like this was the house we were supposed to buy, and makes me feel like we are truly home and where we are meant to be. Because all these cats are fixed and no babies will be born to suffer,” Shelbi shared with Love Meow.</p>
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 years, Red is an angel boy,” Shelbi added.</p>
<p>“He is so tender, gentle and happy to laze around in the foster room, and their kind, calm, happy, sweet demeanor (and their loud purrs) are them saying ‘thank you.’”</p>
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