Curious Kitten Discovers Sunbeams for the Very First Time, and It's the Cutest Thing Ever
Each day, many kittens discover new things in the vast world they find themselves in. They have so much to learn and possess the necessary curiosity to uncover every single thing their tiny heads wonder about.
This fluffy foster kitten is already beginning to learn about the world at six weeks old. It's not always easy, and it can be challenging considering how she's just a tiny kitten, but she's doing her very best to absorb as much as she can.
The other day, the kitten was on an exploratory quest in the home she shares with her foster mom, Yige, when something completely captured her attention. Her eyes fixated on a strange glowing rectangle spread across the carpet and floor—something the little kitten had never experienced before.
The brave kitten decided to investigate further and approached the glowing rectangle. She tested the waters by giving it a sniff at first, then committed to attempting to grab it with her tiny paws. Unfortunately, she was unable to follow through with her plan, but since the sunbeam was shining on her, she felt its warmth and decided to take a nap.
This fluffy foster kitten is only six weeks old, but she's already learning so much about the world!
She initially tested the waters by giving the sunbeam a tiny sniff.
The kitten couldn't figure out why she was unable to grab the strange glowing rectangle.
This was the moment the curious kitten discovered her very first sunbeam:
"Do yourself a favor and foster some kittens," Yige wrote. "They will provide you with a guaranteed dose of serotonin every single day."
Watching kittens discover new things about the world is one of the simple pleasures foster parents enjoy. Young cats are sometimes in dire need of fostering, and these people help them out of the kindness of their hearts.
People recommend foster parenting because it also benefits the foster parents themselves; they receive an unlimited amount of unconditional love, which you can't get anywhere else.
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