A little 99 gram cat with large eyes that was in desperate need of assistance was described to Beth, a volunteer at the Kitty Kottage. Despite being three weeks old, Beth was actually astonished to observe the feline’s little size.
The kitten, which was about the size of a newborn, was discarded by its mother because of its poor health. The young kid was in dire need of bottle feeding, special attention, and a lot of affection.
The kitten, named Guinness, had some difficulty feeding from the bottle and syringe, so he was drip-fed for the first few days. Beth and her family went out of their way to make sure he had food in his stomach and showered him with lots of hugs all the time. Her favorite place to nap was on Beth’s neck.
The little kitty’s eyes cleared up and his appetite improved. He now ate in quantities and his predilection for the attention of his humans also grew.
The kitten, named Guinness, had some difficulty feeding from the bottle and syringe, so he was drip-fed for the first few days. Beth and her family went out of their way to make sure he had food in his stomach and showered him with lots of hugs all the time. Her favorite place to nap was on Beth’s neck.
The little kitty’s eyes cleared up and his appetite improved. He now ate in quantities and his predilection for the attention of his humans also grew.
Upon learning about a little 99 gram cat with large eyes that was in desperate need of assistance, Beth, a volunteer at the Kitty Kottage, became involved. The kitten was only three weeks old, but Beth was astonished to see how little he was.
The mother rejected the kitten, which was the size of a newborn, because of its poor health. The little child required a lot of love, particular attention, and bottle feeding.
At one month old, he was still half the size for his age, but the sweet blue-eyed feline was a great fighter and focused on advancing his process, doing his best to keep growing strong.
Beth said:
He was a fighter since he had endured three weeks in that state. He was uncertain as to whether he would be able to see.
It took the little kitty with big eyes a while to reach the right size and weight. He was still a little small, but what he lacked in size, he made up for in personality and sweetness.
Beth adds:
“When Guinness really likes what makes it purr, it doesn’t just purr, it squeals.”
Guinness is quite a talkative boy and always seems to be telling his family some story.
His mother cheerfully says:
“I was looking at the view from my bedroom window, and I wasn’t happy that a vehicle had the audacity to drive by! He was quick to tell them what he thought. He always sleeps in our bed. He went from sleeping between our heads to sleeping between one of our legs».
The lovable boy quickly grew into a teenage cat, and now his personality has blossomed. Guinness keeps his house very entertaining and his little quirks keep his parents quite busy.
It has been nearly a year since Guinness arrived with his family. Over time, he has become a beautiful, cheerful and curious cat.
Beth said:
“He was only 99 grams at three weeks old when I just had him. I never would have imagined that she would become the way she is.
