Pregnant Cat Named 'Kevin,' Has Her Hilarious Tale Told By The Woman Caring For Her
Kevin looked like just another stray kitten at first, until a vet visit turned the whole story upside down. Erin Breean and her partner, Landon, had been caring for the little cat in Austin, Texas, and even gave her a boyish name before they knew the truth.
What started as a simple check for a microchip quickly became a much bigger surprise. Kevin was not a male kitten at all, she was a pregnant female cat, and Erin decided to bring her home and help her through the rest of the journey.
From there, the story only got sweeter, and a lot more chaotic in the best way.
“Catching her was a four-day ordeal of offering her treats and then food.”
“During this process, my boyfriend Landon named her Kevin. We would sit out on the patio with her for an hour or two every evening; she would roll around on her back for belly rubs but was really skittish and didn’t want us petting her. She would chase after us if we got up and walked away, though.”
“She took a few laps around my office and laid down in the hallway like, ‘This is my house now.’ I closed my office door, put her in our bathroom, and found a vet that would see us the next day to check if she was chipped. She wasn’t, and that’s when we found out that she was a girl and pregnant,” Erin explained.
That’s when the rescue story took a surprising turn.
“From the first time we spotted her in the greenbelt to today on our couch, she talks nonstop. She has full conversations with her kittens, which is cute to hear from the other room.”
“We were really hesitant to introduce Kevin and Murphy at first, but Kevin took the initiative and went right up to him, and they’ve been best friends since. He is obsessed with her kittens, and the kittens love to climb all over him, pounce on his tail, and sneak up and stalk him.”
“She had her kittens four days after we got back from the vet, and we spent all our time reading articles about what to expect when your cat’s expecting and asking for advice from friends who had fostered kittens.”
“This means that when they’re all old enough to go to their forever homes, they will be chipped, fixed, and vaccinated!”
“They have all been adopted,” Erin added. “They are going in pairs, which we are very happy about: two to a friend here in Austin and two to our old roommate back in San Francisco. They’ll be ready to go home in a week, and we’ve decided Kevin belongs here with us for good!”
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This is similar to the kitten rescue caught on surveillance camera, right before she was taken in.
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Wait until you see what the neighborhood hero got after realizing their stray kitty was pregnant.
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