A Texas family discovered a stray ginger kitten on the street with nowhere to go. When someone took him in, they immediately noted a few characteristics.
The family resorted to local animal rights advocates Murphy’s Safe Haven when they realized the kitten required medical treatment that they couldn’t offer. “Theodore (the kitten) was born with hydrocephalus and a cleft lip. Thankfully, his palate is unharmed or distorted,” Audrey of Murphy’s Safe Haven said.
“At first, he was reserved, but he soon relaxed.”
The kitten’s health problems were brought under control. A few days later, the boy showed his character, he was no longer the quiet one that on the first day.
As soon as the strength returned to his body, he turned into a ball of unbridled energy and wanted to play all the time.
Audrey was on the lookout for a cat of a similar age, knowing how much he yearned for a companion. “I was hoping to find him a companion who could wear him out because he was always racing around.”
They came upon a kitten named Kroha at a local shelter at that time. “The young one was a loner who shared Theodore’s problems: he was bursting at the seams with energy and had no one to play with. “I realized we’re a fantastic match,” Audrey adds.
They took Krokha to their house for overexposure, where the two wicked individuals quickly became friends and began hooligans together.
“Every time they had, they got themselves into trouble.” It did, however, ease down after a few days.
They’re like Siamese twins now, utterly entwined. They collaborate on everything. Theodore follows his closest buddy around the home, attacking or clawing his tail on a regular basis.
During sleep, the infant tenderly cares for his mate and cuddles close to him.
“Sometimes Tiny acts like a parent and looks after Theodore like a child,” Audrey explains. “He picks toys and asks Theodore to play with them,” says the narrator.
Tiny insists that he be taken for a physical as well when Theodore is. There is a particular bond between them, and Krokha is Theodore’s most ardent supporter.
Audrey writes, “Baby chose to go to the vet with Theodore to give moral support.”
Theodore was treated by the veterinarian for a mouth infection the day before yesterday. Krokh’s best buddy is constantly there to support him now that the kitten has returned to its normal form.
“The kitten’s front teeth will most likely have to be removed due to their location, according to the vet” (when she gets older).
At the guardian’s house, the two furries met and soon became close friends. Theodore is grateful for his Baby, who has been a continuous source of comfort and company throughout his life.
