We Are Much Stronger When We Have Someone To Support Us – These Two Sister Cats Are Raising Their Eight Kittens Together
Some cat families are close, and then there are Xeno and Ripley, two sister cats who seem to do everything side by side. From raising kittens to sharing space at the shelter, their bond is the kind that instantly melts hearts.
The two young moms arrived at the Exploits Valley SPCA in Newfoundland, Canada, each still barely more than a kitten themselves. Between them, they had eight tiny babies, and the shelter staff quickly realized this little family was inseparable.
Now the sisters are caring for their kittens together, and it is hard to tell where one mom ends and the other begins.
Meet sisters Xeno and Ripley
This wonderful family has so much love to share.
They have eight kittens between them, and they are raising them together
Xeno and Ripley, who were barely out of their baby days themselves, realized that it takes a village to raise that many kittens, so the two mothers pooled their resources to form one huge happy family.
And if you want pure sweetness, meet Mama Chorizo and her charcuterie-themed kittens.
“They share the kittens completely — one minute all eight could be nursing from either mom.”
This pair of kitty moms have their hands full with kittens most of the time, but when they have a moment to themselves, they stick together.
Xeno & Ripley are so inseparable; they even walk with their tails linked!
And these darling kitties, all twined together, make their way to their room's window because, as Sarah stated, “They love looking out the glass door into the hallway.”
“Xeno & Ripley are so inseparable; they even walk with their tails linked!”
Watch a video of this amazing family:
While Xeno and Ripley have yet to find their forever home, it appears that they will in the near future. And it's understandable.
Take a look at those large, wide eyes and long ears... They are adorable.
That “snatch her little sister’s cat” plan is even crazier, read about the teen who tried to kidnap her sister’s beloved cat.
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