Shelbi Uyehara and her husband saw a house that had a number of cats roaming about when they moved into their new house this fall. Shelbi is the founder of Jin’s Bottle Babies, a kitten rescue in Arizona.
In order to find out more about the neighbourhood cats, have them spayed and neutered, and provide them medical attention, they got in touch with the homeowner (the caretaker).
Shelbi informed Love Meow that there were roughly 30 to 40 cats in need of repair, some of them were also pregnant.
A cat began appearing outside their driveway and all around their property as the couple worked on home renovations. It came out that she had just given birth in the front yard of the caretaker.
The night before we moved in, she gave birth to kittens.
It was unusual for a nursing mother to be away from her infants for such a long period of time. The caretaker told Shelbi about Red, an orange kitty, about that time.
Red was born into a different litter in the backyard. The tabby boy decided to join the front yard staff when he heard the new kittens’ wailing and leaped the fence. Red would be chasing after them and tickling their tails.
