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Rescuer Acts Like Mama Cat To Raise Baby Kittens

Bob and Nox are some of the smallest kittens this rescuer's ever seen! Someday, they'll be adopted by a new family, but not until they grow biiiiiig. It's a lot of work to turn tiny kittens into big, rowdy, adoptable cats.

By Matt Fornwald

Published on 3/8/2023 at 7:02 PM

Special thanks to Bob, Nox, Laila & Kristina! Check them out: @rescueforwinston.

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