A couple found a kitten in the backyard when a turtle came out of its burrow with a second one.
Patricia @fosterkittensvegas
About six weeks ago, a Las Vegas couple found a missing kitten in their backyard. They turned to local animal shelters for help. Patricia Rika I received their plea and responded immediately.
“When I got there, to my surprise, there were two kittens. The owner of the house has a rescue turtle in the backyard and he woke up from hibernation and brought the kittens,” said Patricia Love Meow. told to
For a while they didn’t realize that a kitten had been born in the den.
Their camera footage showed that the mother was last seen three days before the kittens were found.
“We determined that the mother had kept the kittens inside, and they remained safely there until one day the mother did not come back. Then one kitten came out. They were so shocked when they found a kitten in the backyard, but the turtle pushed it out.” The second one. “
Behind them was a trail of a third kitten and they were unable to reach him. The burrow was about five feet deep and about one foot across, and the kitten had taken refuge there.
They used a baby monitor, placed it inside the den, and monitored the kittens’ movements. As soon as they spotted a kitten on their monitor, they took action. “He traveled far enough that we could reach out with a pole and catch him.”
They kept the monitor on for a period of time to make sure the kitten was no more. “We kept a watch on her with cameras, but unfortunately she never came back.”
The trio of Marshmallow, Bisquick, and Stormtrooper have arrived at their foster home with Patricia. After filling their bellies, they felt so much better that they began to knead on soft blankets.
They kicked their feet, rolled, and began wrestling each other with their newfound energy. “In the days that followed, they got used to their new routines and settled in just fine.”
The three rolypolys wanted their own bottles and didn’t hesitate to give their “opinions” at mealtimes.
“They love to have their bellies petted and want to be held.
The feline siblings grew up fast and moved into a spacious playpen. They like to jump around and chase each other as they develop their jumping and climbing skills.
As soon as Patricia walks into the room, everyone will come running to them, vying for her attention. They climb onto her shoulders, curl up in her lap, or snuggle into her arms, soaking up her love in abundance.
“They are very cozy bugs. They love people and attention. Rubbing their bellies is their favorite.”
The kittens are 8 to 9 weeks old and are a group of active and curious cats. When he’s big enough to adopt, he’ll get neutered and find a home he’ll love forever.
Patricia went to rescue the kittens from her backyard, but ended up saving three kittens born in a turtle den.
The kittens have grown into gorgeous young cats with beautiful personalities.
This trio doesn’t have to spend another day outside and can always sit in warm laps.
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