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All They Could Do Was Try To Support Each Other When No One Else Would!

Two brothers are found wandering the streets together, doing their best to survive.

Sick and practically defenseless, two kittens are seen wandering the streets of Montreal, Canada. Now completely on their own, they were originally part of a much larger colony, struggling, but doing the best they could.

Animal rescuer, Nadia, had come across a post regarding the pair and decided something needed to be done to save them before it was too late. After setting a trap, she was able to trap them along with two other stray kittens.

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Temporary accommodation was found for the kittens by Nadia’s rescue partner before they made contact with Chatons Orphelins Montréal, asking for help.

The rescue took the young strays into their care and began giving them the medical care they all so desperately needed.

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It was easy to determine that the first two kittens seen were brothers. About 12 weeks old, they both had a little spot on their nose.

Given the names Octav and Romus, they had been bonded since birth and were glued at the hip, never straying from each other’s side.

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At the vets, they did their best to support one another.

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Things had become too much, and two senior cats are abandoned at the age of 21.

“They were shaking with fear when they arrived and very scared. Their little hearts were beating so fast,” said Celine Crom of Chatons Orphelins.

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After the vest visit, they finally moved into their new home with foster mom Marielyne and soon began making friends with the resident cats.

“They immediately looked to be friends with the other cats of the house, soft and calm in nature they also love huts and hideouts,” said Celine.

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In an unfamiliar environment, the first few weeks were pretty much about acclimatizing to their new home. Any sudden movement or noise would send them scampering for cover.

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