As soon as they cradled the kittens in the arms and stroked them a bit, they immediately calm down and even started snuggling closer to their rescuer.
The kittens immediately fell to sleep on their human dad after they were brought into their new home.
“At first, all they wanted was to burrow and snuggle into my hair,” reddist user thebreat said. “This is my husband’s first time with kittens this young, and he is falling hard for them.”
Around 80% of the ginger cats are males, but these two just so happen to be sisters. Their names are Olivia and Penny.
The mother cat was nowhere to be found, so they put some food out where she had the kittens just in case, but when they returned to check on the food, nothing had been so much as touched. It was then they realized the mama cat was never coming back.
In the time that’s followed, the kittens had been “gobbling food, passing out, and gobbling more food.” The couple took turns to care for the tiny sisters around the clock, and the kittens were getting bigger and stronger each and every day.
The two little fluff balls are almost identical twins. “It was hard (to tell them apart) at first. Olivia was fluffier than Penny, so that was the only way we could tell at first. Then I learned their faces. Seeing them everyday has made their faces totally different to me now.”
As they got bigger, their obsession for cuddling never ceased. They are always looking for a chance to snuggle up with their humans in their forever home, preferably around their neck.
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- The two ginger gals have all grown up!