A tabby cat was spotted prowling between homes in a Southern California community. The homeless cat walked by a family’s garden looking food and water, and she continued to visit them on a regular basis. When her family members saw her alone and without a visible house, they attempted to aid her and gave her a little food every time she seen her hanging around.
After a while, on one of her visits to the family, the feline approached them, searching for help; seeing her weakness, they quickly learned that she had given birth. When they spotted her newborn kittens hiding in her garden, they realized that two of them were in terrible health and sought medical attention immediately.
Jen Marder, a foster care volunteer with Wrenn Rescues, said
Jen spotted a post on social media seeking help for the feline family, and she gladly accepted it.
The volunteer explains:
“I acquired them the following day, when the babies were one day old.” The kittens were just little peanuts when they initially came. Mom was pleasant, gentle, and purring right away. She’s such a cute little doll.”
The mother of the cats was called Queen Bee, and was apparently one year old; she seemed very happy to finally be safe and inside a warm home with her little ones. She settled into her new warm bed purring happily.
Queen Bee was a very dedicated mother and was always looking out for her babies and their tummies to stay satisfied.
Unfortunately, one of the kittens did not survive despite Jen’s care and all of Queen Bee’s love and dedication, but Jen assures that he was surrounded by a lot of affection. The other kittens grew robust and strong, and their interest about everything around them rose, and they were anxious to get out and explore their environment.
Jen states:
“Mom is doing an excellent job with her children. She’s eating quickly to fill up so she can feed these small ones .
Jen stated:
“As the babies grew older, she began to emerge from the nest to greet me. She enjoys spinning around my legs and rubbing up against me. She is such a sweet child that she will provide great joy to someone when she is adopted .
The kittens, named Bumble Bee, Worker Bee, and Busy Bee, are very healthy and curious, and they were running around and playing in no time. Queen Bee, for one, purrs sweetly as she watches her kittens grow into indoor cats.
Jen guarantees:
“Queen Bee is a wonderful mother. She is very attentive, and she never wanders too far away from the children. She’s continuously cuddling them, her arms wrapped around the babies. She always manages to melt my heart .
After spending most of her life on the streets, Queen Bee is finally safe and enjoying the comforts of a domestic cat.
