A pregnant stray cat brought to an animal shelter in California RSQ209. She has fleas on her body and needs emergency help. Friends of the Oregon Animal Shelter took her in and found her a foster home.
A group of local surfers rescued a newborn pilot whale stranded in an estuary early Wednesday morning in Boca Barranca, Puntarenas, on Costa Rica’s central Pacific coast.
One of the surfers spotted the newborn whale just after 5am, with Mauricio Camareno claiming he first observed a “black bump” by the river and then listened to it as they approached. to the terrified cry of animals.
“I think she knows she’s finally safe and now she has someone to take care of the kittens.”
After a rough past, Mama Alice is delighted to be raising her baby in a warm nest with soft blankets and even a smorgasbord within reach.
Volunteer Angela Su brings pregnant women home. She immediately took a bath, got rid of the fleas, and was given certain medications. Adorable kitten Iriska rubs her nose and purrs loudly while being cared for.
The baby was born in about a week. “To my surprise, she started giving birth and gave birth to four healthy children just hours after she arrived,” Angela said.
“She’s one of the cutest kittens I’ve ever seen.” “Almost always purrs,” Angela explained. Iriska’s chatty is one of my favorite qualities in her. She often chirps or meows with me or the kittens.
Even if your furry babe already needs body care, cats will take great care of them and continue to wash them.
She kept licking her fur to keep it spotless. When one of the kittens tried to escape the mandatory bath, she squeezed it with her paws, meowing and licking harder.
“Butterscotch can be quite noisy after washing, especially if kittens aren’t listening.”
A loving mother takes care of her children all the time. If one of the kittens disappeared from sight, the cat would rush over to see what happened to him. She thoroughly checks every new item that comes into the nursery and only allows her kittens to play after making sure there is no danger.
“Iriska came to me when she was pregnant, full of fleas and worms. “If she hadn’t been rescued, I couldn’t help but think what would have happened to her,” Angela added.
“I was fortunate enough to be able to adopt her at such an opportune time. Her kittens have never been exposed to street life and Toffee now has everything she wants.”
Whenever Angela entered the room, the cat would start talking about her day.
Although kittens are now eight weeks old, they can continue to enjoy breast milk.
The proud mother is still hanging around her children making sure they are safe and clean in the house.
