Very Worried About The Stray Kitten That Had Appeared In Their Yard, They Soon Realized He Had A Foster Mom, Of Sorts!

Ajays | August 8, 2019 | Articles, Videos

So they began taking photos of the unusual pair.

Eventually, they were able to coax Cassie indoors. She soon became acquainted with the comforts afforded an indoor cat and she would spend her evenings enjoying the company of the humans.

Each morning though would find Moses pecking at the back door looking for her and the Collitos would let Cassie out to play.

The couple watched the pair play and wrestle together for five years until one day Moses just stopped showing up. Since crows only live seven or eight years they assumed that Moses and passed away. Ann also passed away in 2006, so now it is just Cassie and Wallace taking care of one another in their home.

The story of Cassie and Moses was chronicled in a children’s book, Cat and Crow, by Lisa Fleming.

Experts who have viewed the videos suggest that Moses was most likely a female, not a male, who had lost either chicks or eggs recently when she discovered the starving kitten. Still, in mother-mode, she felt the need to mother the kitten.

There is no word on how well a diet of insects would have served the kitten. The Collitos added to Cassie’s diet — and apparently fed Moses too — from what the video shows.

It does leave one to wonder though — did Moses ever try to teach Cassie to fly?

You can watch this unusual pair right here below:

This amazing story is from 1999 so many of you probably know it well. However, it is one of my favorites so I just had to share here on the ‘Kitten Cat Post.’ Due to being 20 years old, the video is not so great, meaning the screenshots are not that great either. For this please accept my apologies.

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