Adorable Kitten Brothers Separated At Birth Are Reunited In Foster Care
Kittens left alone without the company of other kittens often become more aggressive as they grow up, especially when it is time for them to breed. Not only that, but there are many important lessons that mother cats teach their kittens.
The mother cat will naturally hunt for food, with the kittens following her and learning how to pounce on and catch their prey. If these lessons are not provided when they are young, they will never learn properly and may end up getting themselves killed or hurt by making mistakes, such as pouncing on a human's head instead of their prey.
Abandoned kittens also do not receive the attention they need. It is much better to keep cats in a family with other pet friends rather than isolating them in their own space.
Kittens should be surrounded by pets or humans who can help them grow into friendly and well-rounded companions. Kittens separated from their mother have a higher mortality rate than those who stay with her.
There is also a greater risk of disease transmission when kittens are separated too early. Cats will develop stress-related diseases if they do not receive enough attention.
If there are other pets in the house, they may spend a lot of their time playing with them instead of with their owner. If you are interested in having kittens in your home, consider adopting one from an animal shelter like Milo's Sanctuary.
The story below is about two sibling kittens who were separated at birth but reunited at Milo's Sanctuary. The volunteers took excellent care of both kittens until they were adopted by one of their volunteers.
The grey and white kitten
One day, a woman in Southern California discovered two grey and white kittens abandoned on her doorstep, so she knew she had to act quickly. Fortunately, she knew exactly what to do.
It was evident that this 3-week-old kitten had not received a fair chance in life, but that was about to change. The lonely kitten was about to receive the most fantastic gift imaginable!
Bumble, he was named.
A neighbor of the woman, a volunteer with Milo's Sanctuary, a non-profit cat rescue organization, reached out to her. The volunteer readily accepted the kitten and agreed to transport it to the sanctuary for some much-needed care.
There, they learned more about the darling kitten they named Bumble. Andrea Murphy, a volunteer at Milo's Sanctuary, reported that Bumble had an eye infection, a cold, and had not yet been weaned.
Rumble was weak but didn't give up.
Little Bumble was immediately treated at the sanctuary, receiving appropriate medication and food, and was weaned slowly. The staff and volunteers were determined not to let him down.
Milo's Sanctuary was confident that Bumble's health could be improved, but he still needed a friend. Little did they know that fate had planned wonderful things for Bumble.
And he was named Rumble!
The volunteers received word of another kitten being abandoned on the same porch a week after Bumble arrived at Milo's Sanctuary! They took this abandoned kitten under their wing and named him after the sound he made: Rumble.
The sweet reunion!
They were eager to introduce the two rescued kittens, who appeared to be the same age, to the volunteers. When a cat finds a companion, it tends to be happier and recover faster from any health issues.
Their love for each other is beyond eternity.
They had no idea that these two had previously met each other or perhaps shared the same mother. It was quite clear that the two were brothers.
The two immediately recognized each other and were overjoyed to be reunited. That moment of their reunion was a beautiful sight to behold.
They cuddle with each other.
Bumble and Rumble hugged each other and curled up next to one another; finally, the two separated brothers were together again. Fortunately, Rumble appeared to be in good health and was allowed to snuggle with Bumble right away.
They play together; they slay together.
The adorable duo was inseparable, refusing to be apart! It was clear to the shelter that the two were a bonded pair. So, Milo's Sanctuary's founder decided that if they were adopted, they would be adopted together.
Adopted together by Andrea.
Andrea took Bumble and Rumble under her care not long after they arrived at the sanctuary. They were quickly weaned and had no trouble learning how to use the litter box.
The happiest siblings.
They are two of the most attractive and kindest cats one could ever encounter. This precious pair has grown closer than ever and constantly seeks each other out when separated by only a few feet!
This sweet reunion filled everyone at the sanctuary with tears of joy and awe. Surely, everyone who reads their story will be happy for this adorable pair of siblings.
Share this story with all your loved ones, especially those who dislike cats or kittens. Change their minds with this story and let them know how adorable kittens can be and how quickly they grasp everything they are taught.
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