The Family Moved Into A New Home And Discovered That It Came With Kittens
At the start of the year, a family in Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Canada, moved to new house. Their new rural house was wonderful, and it wasn’t long before they found that he had brought along three naughty kittens who had been living in his barn for quite some time.
Joanie, the owner of the establishment, and her family were well aware that winter was coming, and that winters in Canada are very cold, so they quickly set up comfortable shelters for the cats in the barn while seeking assistance in finding them a new home.
The idea was to sterilize the mother in order to prevent a future pregnancy while simultaneously finding a home for her youngsters. After no one offered to help the feline family, the woman called Chatons Orphelins Montreal, a shelter located over 700 kilometers away.
When a family moved into a new home, they found kittens.
Chatons Orphelins Montréal’s Celine Crom told Love Meow:
“She tried contacting veterinarians and shelters in Abitibi but was unable to identify anyone who could assist her. As a result, we vowed to make them feel welcome.
One of the little kittens entered the barn after setting a trap. His name was Jules, and he was shy, and his brothers were more elusive. When Jules was provided food and pampering, he quickly woke up and put his timidity aside.
Joanie was still hoping to find the rest of the feline clan, so a volunteer volunteered to drive Jules to a shelter in Montreal, where he might get the assistance he needed.
Celine expressed herself as follows:
“Jules performed fantastic on his lengthy journey to the vet and then proceeded to socialize at his foster home.”
The small cat met Marie-Lyne, who would become his foster mother, who immediately gave him attention, which Jules gladly accepted. The previous farm cat was now content to be pampered and swaddled like a baby.
Celine continued:
“He immediately found that playing with feather toys is a lot of fun, and he even made friends with the neighborhood cats.”
Days later, the surviving kittens, Junot and Jass, were rescued and reunited with their brother Jules after being examined by a veterinarian and found to be in great health.
Joanie has not only saved the kittens, but she has also located their mother and father and is working hard to get them both sterilized as soon as possible.
Parents, Mom and Dad Cat will remain in the barn and will now be protected by Joanie’s family, who will ensure that they are fed and have a comfortable place to stay over the winter. The young kittens, for their part, have already congregated in the foster home.
Celine expressed herself as follows:
“The kittens were reunited in their foster home yesterday. After the experience and all of the changes, Jass was quite timid, but Junot has already started playing and running around the home with his brother Jules.
While Junot participates immediately and follows Jules’ lead, Jass likes to watch and remain in a secure region, gently exploring the area.
The day of the kittens consists of feeding and playing with the other felines in the area, or taking long naps and purring carelessly.
Jules is the most energetic and outgoing of the group; he is generally sociable and likes being around others; she frequently encourages her siblings to play and observe the birds out the window.
These cats will no longer have to be worried about anything or prepare for the coming winter. They will soon find warm homes and receive all of the affection they deserve.
On their Facebook page, you may discover a little more about the Chatons Orphelins Montréal shelter’s activities.