A small sphinx that was only a few days old was once shipped to the California facility.
The Lavender-named kitten’s owners claimed that his own mother had no interest in caring for the cubs.
The kitty was started on bottle feeding by center workers, but they knew that his mother’s care was his last hope.
A cat named Arina, who had been sent to the center from another shelter, started showing interest in the kitten six days later.
She already was a mother to her own kittens. Nevertheless, she was happy to welcome the young Lavender into the family after her mother had left her.
The cat developed feelings for it and started to care for her as she was her own.
The head of the Center explains, ‘Arina resolved not only to give Lavender breast milk, but also to offer her the love that she needed so much.’
Lavender swiftly gained energy under her foster mother’s care.
The entire family will start looking for a permanent residence once the veterinarians have completed a thorough examination of Lavender’s health. What a nice story.
