Mother cat and her kittens

Mother cat and her kittens

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Sole survivor of six kittens beats three serious illnesses before being adopted

By Ludivine Mazzotti

Back in April, when rescuers from the DC TNR Volunteers shelter in the US found Binx, a tabby cat living in a feral colony, she had only just given birth to a litter of six kittens. 

The rescuers knew that every minute counted to get the newborns to safety. 

They took the little family in quickly and placed them with an experienced foster carer.

A very brave mother cat

However, despite round-the-clock monitoring and intensive vet care, the following days were incredibly tough. Already fragile at birth, the kittens began falling ill one by one. Sadly, despite everyone's best efforts, Magpie, Heron, Grackle, Sparrow and Titmouse did not survive.

Only one little kitten from the litter survived: Chickadee. She had to face numerous health issues, including a viral infection, a mouth ulcer and lung disease. Her foster carer did everything possible to help her pull through.

A true survivor

Gradually, things began to look up, and Chickadee's condition finally improved. Her fever broke, her energy returned, and she started eating, drinking and playing just like any other kitten her age. 

Today, Chickadee has grown into a lively, curious and fearless young cat. She has been adopted by a loving family, and now shares her daily life with a feline big sister who adores playing with her. After going through such terrible ordeals, Binx has also found happiness in her own loving home. 

We are thrilled to know that Chickadee and Binx are safe and healthy. They will never have to worry about their future again, and we wish them all the happiness in the world. 

A new life for Chickadee and Binx

Translated from Wamiz FR
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