Kittens from Different Mothers Paired Up at Shelter and Decide to Give Hugs to Everyone They Come Across
Kittens that were paired up at the shelter, decided to give hugs to everyone they come across.
An orange kitten was brought in to Oakland Animal Services after he had been found outside spinning in circles. He came with a severe head tilt and was in need of a feline friend.
Around that time, a torbie kitten arrived at the shelter as a singleton. Staff knew just the perfect buddy to pair her up with. The orange kitten, Cinnamon, was then introduced to his new friend, Cardamom, and the two just hit it off.
They immediately started cuddling with each other as if they had always been litter mates.
With some stretching, massages and the company of another kitten, Cinnamon began to improve. He could stand a bit taller and walk a bit straighter each day, and his head tilt became less apparent.
Hoping to find the kittens a loving foster home to continue their journey and recovery, the shelter reached out to Saving Grace Rescue (in San Francisco) for assistance.
“The healing is incredible. Kittens like Cinnamon just need time,” Amber Rose, the founder of Saving Grace Rescue, shared with Love Meow.
Soon after they settled into their new space, the spice kittens switched on their thunderous purr motors and walked up to their humans for snuggles. As it turned out, the two were onto something rather endearing.
The moment their foster dad sat down on the couch, both Cinnamon and Cardamom hopped onto his lap, groomed his beard and fell asleep on his chest.
“If you are sitting down or lying down, they’ll come up either on your tummy or sit next to you so they can be with you,” Joyce, their foster mom, shared with Love Meow.
“Whenever you pick them up, they are purring. I find them on my chest every morning purring away.”
Watch the two feline best friends in this cute video:
