A little kitten with lovely hues was discovered by a North Carolina homeowner not far from his home. The mother cat left with the cub after waiting for several hours. The infant was carried inside by a nice individual so that she may spend the night without danger. When he realized that he couldn’t take care of the kitten properly, he went to the local chapter of Sparkle Cat Rescue from Burlington (North Carolina).
A volunteer for foster care named Sarah Kelly came to their aid. The kitten needed medical attention because of severe eye irritation. Sarah hurried to grab the child after dropping everything else. The little girl purred as she entered Sarah’s car and started to contact with her front paws.
The necessary medicines and round-the-clock feeding through the nipple did their job – the kitten became better. After a couple of days, along with the clearing of her eyes, she developed an appetite.
The girl fell in love with “kneading the dough” from the very beginning, she blissfully fingered with her paws, seeing anyone nearby. She was aptly named Julia after pastry chef Julia Child.
“She is still doing well, kneading dough and meowing,” Sarah comments. – A girl with character and very sweet. She loves formula almost as much as she loves kneading dough.”
The infant craved attention and required the company of peers. She would cuddle her teddy bear in the warm incubator after each meal, dunk her paws in it, and purr as if it were her mother.
Julia and other loners always benefit from having friends to play with. Thus, kids grow more quickly, interact with others, and do not experience loneliness.
In order to please everyone, Sarah knew just who to introduce the cat to.
Before Julia’s arrival at the foster home, two tricolor sisters, previously picked up on the roadside in poor condition, arrived at Sarah’s house.
“They found two of them, without a mother,” Sarah adds. “These sisters had a hard time, they never knew motherly love, they were very weak and small.”
Before Julia’s arrival at the foster home, two tricolor sisters, previously picked up on the roadside in poor condition, arrived at Sarah’s house.
“They found two of them, without a mother,” Sarah adds. “These sisters had a hard time, they never knew motherly love, they were very weak and small.”
The Sun and Moon kittens recovered and put on weight with the proper care.
Although Luna’s recovery took a bit longer than expected, her sister stayed at her side the entire time.
The sun shields and reassures her sister. places a paw or sleeps on top of it.
When Julia was ready to meet, Sarah took her to the playpen to her sisters. The girls sniffed and took on menacing poses, after which they got along well.
Pastel-colored baby is the smallest of the trio, but with a sharp temper.
The sisters were nice to the newcomer and showed her their cat toys and climbing structure.
Being among other kitties made Julia very happy, especially since tricolor females really understand her love of dough-making. Now Julia has a companion with whom to relax and sleep.
Funny games with friends transformed her. She no longer feels lonely, she learns cat tricks from her peers and is very successful in this.
She’s surprisingly tiny, but she can hold her own.
The Moon and the Sun adore their little step sister. Together they make a charming tricolor trio.
Julia glances at her sisters and tries to keep up with them in games and pranks.
The little, restless paws of the cutie-dough-maker still make people smile. She is content to live her life in the company of her dear friends rather than by herself.
