The mysterious cat has been seen around the streets of Los Angeles for quite some time. Chris, a local animal enthusiast, was ultimately able to capture Mom and two of her kittens after much struggle.
Wrenn Rescues, a Southern California animal rights activist, was informed. Jen Marder, a volunteer, generously offered her home for foster care.
“My mother (Rosa) was terrified when they came to me. “She had never gone indoors, so she found herself in a really odd scenario with her two children,” Jen recounts.
Despite the guardians’ best attempts, the tiniest of the two kittens perished two weeks later. Mother Rosa never let go of her last kid, King, from her arms, day or night, pouring unspent love on him.
“When King became really powerful, Mama Rosa became a lot kinder,” Jen continues.
After realizing that her kitten was safe, Rosa began to interact with the guardians, and her attitude towards them warmed up. However, she never ceased to vigilantly follow every step of her child.
The responsible mother stayed in the nest all day, feeding and licking the only surviving kitten. When she forgot to eat, Jen brought food and water to her in bed, otherwise, the cat would simply remain hungry.
As King grew up, he became more playful and curious, and energy awakened in him.
Mama Rosa endured even the toughest of his games and never missed a chance to wash the kitten. He always walked around clean and combed.
The cunning kitten has frequently tried to dodge forced bathing, but has just received more thorough washing as a consequence.
“They were created for each other.” It’s amusing to see King climb up Rose’s face as she simply sits there and lets him!
The mother’s love for her kid never fades. They are an unbreakable pair.
There is a kitten where mom is, and vice versa. “You don’t often witness such a touching interaction between a mother and a child,” Jen explains.
Realizing how important these two are to one other, the rescuers plan to tie them to one hand.
“She’s not quite tame yet, but she’s no longer savage.” She occasionally approaches, sniffs my finger, and brushes her snout on it. “Every now and then, she scratches her head and purrs unexpectedly loudly,” Jen explains.
“I’m hoping they’re adopted by the same family.”
Mother Rosa flowers and smells, delighted that her darling baby is close by.
Meanwhile, the kitten reaches puberty, and his mother continues to belittle him. When he races around the room, playing with the guardian, the cat follows him and never takes his gaze away from the infant.
