A volunteer cared for a group of kittens until they were three weeks old, after which they were transferred to the Animal Welfare League of Arlington (AWLA) for continued fostering.
The mother cat was too ill to care for her kittens initially but received treatment and was spayed. Foster carer Penny Richards provided a nurturing environment for the kittens, who initially nursed on each other but later transitioned to a feeding schedule and solid food.
The kittens were playful and close-knit, enjoying each other’s company and engaging in activities like soccer and cuddling.
Their ѕtгoпɡ bond demonstrated the depth of their аffeсtіoп for each other, ensuring they would have lifelong snuggle buddies.
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