Too Young To Be On Their Own She Knew They Needed Help. But How Many Feral Kittens Can You Hide In A Rock?

JoAnn and Katie found more kittens tucked into a far corner.

As they could not fully reach into the small gap, they used a catchpole to carefully grab the kittens instead. The remaining kittens were as feral as the first one so they tried to be as careful as they could.

A man who was watching their rescue operation noticed that there was one more kitten, a black one, under the rock.

Thanks to him, the rescuers were able to extract the last of the feral kittens.

The kittens are all big and healthy now.

Meet Cactus, Aloe, Prickly Pear, Yucca, and Agave.

They named the litter after succulent plants since they lived for weeks surrounded by a variety of succulent plants in the garden. One by one, they gave the kittens a fresh and cool bath to eliminate odor and keep them clean.

After drying them, HFP provided them with some tasty food that they were able to enjoy in peace.

In just three weeks, you can already notice major differences, from their little personalities to their looks.

However, HFP found out that one of the kittens was born with a heart defect and it needed to undergo major surgery.

The good news is, the rest of the kittens grew to become such adorable and healthy kittens and they are more than ready for anyone who has a kind heart to take them home.

If you are interested in adopting one of them or if you’d like to donate for one of the kitten’s surgery, visit Hope For Paw’s website.

Watch the full rescue video right here below:

For more details please go to animalchannel.co.

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