When a little stray kitten crept into the couple’s West Virginia house yesterday night, he rushed up to them.
“My partner was outside when the cat rushed up to him from behind our house in the alley.” “He meowed loudly, was filthy, and flea-infested,” Hannah recounts.
Hanna also walked out and saw the kitten sobbing and purring nonstop at her. She heard the patter of little paws behind her as soon as she scooped it up and was going to return to the home.
“I spun around to see his sister racing up with me at breakneck speed. I grabbed her up and took her inside with me.
The kittens (named Feon and Yara) were in poor condition, with fleas thickly covering their tiny bodies. The guy and the girl, both animal lovers and pet owners started washing them, trying to get rid of all the annoying parasites. After a few baths, they gave the kittens food and a warm bed to help them relax.
Kitten Yara immediately began to eat and began to perk up, but her brother Theon experienced some difficulties.
He began to droop fast and got quite sluggish in the middle of the night. Hanna covered him in a towel and used a heating pad to keep him warm. She boosted his confidence by hydrating him with fluids.
“Every couple of minutes, I administered sugar syrup to his gums. He regained consciousness after around 45 minutes.
With fresh enthusiasm, Theon jumped out, began meowing, and even tried to leave from the cradle. The youngster did not give up and eventually overcome the disease’s apex.
“He was purring so loudly when I lifted him up.” “He kept his powerful purr-roar even though he was as feeble as possible last night,” Hannah adds.
The next morning, the kittens continued to improve. They ate well and became stronger every hour.
“It was like a rollercoaster, to put it mildly. At first, I thought that Yara would not survive the night. Then Theon scared me. But now they are both busy eating and becoming healthy kittens.”
Theon eagerly grasped his bottle and has been eating like a champ ever since. “I fed him baby food and chicken broth.” “He’s a lot better today,” Hannah says.
“He clings to me like a tree and meows.” Yara keeps eating her meal as if she’s never seen it before.”
Fluffy brother and sister are cared for around the clock in a nice house, surrounded by caring humans who always caress.
“Theon is addicted to the kitten formula bottle.” Uncle Bruce, Hannah’s dog, has also arrived to offer his company.
“Uncle Bruce never leaves them, he is always looking after them.”
The kittens were starving, filthy, and flea-infested when the couple discovered them yesterday.
“They’re pleased and satisfied now after a lovely supper with milk,” Hannah explains.
