A street kitten was lucky enough to be adopted by a three-year-old cat who had recently lost her brood of kittens. The Nevada SPCA animal shelter rescued the cat in order to give her a better shot at life.
Misty, the cat recovered by rescuers, was pregnant and had a cut on her leg that made it difficult for her to move.
Misty was taken in by Kathy Stankiewicz, a volunteer at the shelter, who was in charge of providing her with a safe home to stay and heal. Misty gave birth shortly after, but she became ill shortly afterward.
Despite several efforts to preserve their small family, their infants succumbed to the struggle; Misty was able to heal, but she was distraught.
Someone phoned Kathy to alert her about an orphaned cat found just as Misty was angry about what had transpired. Kathy volunteered to take the small boy to her house right away, hoping Misty would adopt him as her kid and give him with a temporary home.
She thought the young kid would cheer Misty up, and he did, for when she heard him, she came up to the baby and began to caress him.
“She took it on as her own.”
Misty adopted Sunny, a little infant, and raised her as her own kid, becoming an extremely protective and devoted mother.
Sunny demonstrated to the cat that she still had parental instincts and that she would keep him in her care until she needed him.
Misty didn’t leave the kitten until after the first week, despite the fact that it took him a bit to acclimatize to his new mother. Misty has committed herself to providing the greatest care to her son since then, taking care of him, feeding him, and keeping him clean all day.
Kathy remarked.
“Sunny recognized her as her biological mother. It was love at first sight, and Misty accepted him as if he had been born to her. She was ecstatic to have a cat to look after once more.”
Along with his new mother, the small kitten began to thrive. He ate like a champ and grew at a rapid rate. He began to purr in a short period and wouldn’t stop doing it whenever he cuddled with his mother Misty.
The kitten weighed half a pound, had a healthy round tummy to show off, and was in excellent health two weeks later.
Sunny was a wonderfully content baby who grew up in a nice household and who had the daily attention and affection she needed to have a happy life. Misty instilled in her adoptive kid a variety of feline talents.
