For some time though Canadian volunteers have come to the aid of a large number of cats abandoned by their previous owners, and earlier this week the volunteers learned they had not helped all the pets in that family. Four more kittens were left on the street whose daughter contacted us and said her mother had reintroduced the unneutered cats.

Now we need somewhere to put the kittens said volunteers Molina and Stephanie rushed to where they were going for an hour and a half after which they carefully caught all four kittens. Rescuers offered to help families spay and neuter their adult pets to prevent uncontrolled breeding.

The kittens arrived here at about 5 weeks old, three boys and a girl, Jiger Binks, beige bolt and Brit tortoiseshell were all underweight and infected with parasites. Volunteers say the kittens cling to each other all the way after being examined

they go to a foster home where they have to learn to eat from a bowl and socialize with people who keep the kittens clean and take care of the problem Feeding in a new comfortable environment kittens quickly become comfortable staying as a friendly team.

They eat together, sleep together and are rarely separated, realizing that they are safe and in good hands. The braver kittens begin to seek the attention and affection of their caretakers and others quickly follow the lead of those who previously enjoyed their warm paws. someone to sit on as well as the gentle hugs of a mother's arms.

They love to play together and it is rare to see the members of this furry group apart from medicine, good nutrition and love that has borne fruit, forsome are blooming all over the house with chirping voices and endless joy, no matter what. How soon will the kittens return to their forever homes with their loving owners.