Six orphaned kittens now have a new guardian to care for them as a family, since they were discovered without a mother.

Chatons Orphelins Montreal recently received an urgent call about six little kittens in need of rescue. The tiny babies were found all alone, without a momma cat, and were taken to a shelter when they were just three weeks old. They were not in good shape – sick, weak, and covered in fleas and grime.

Marisa stepped up to the plate, volunteering to drive the kittens from the shelter to the rescue center located hours away. This way, the little ones could get the care they needed around the clock as soon as possible.

A group of six kittens were rescued and brought to Chatons Orphelins Montreal after being found as orphans. “When they came to us, they were extremely hungry. One of our foster volunteers immediately began feeding them non-stop,” Chatons Orphelins Montreal told Love Meow. The kittens were gently bathed to get rid of fleas, then dried off and kept warm. They were given food, water, and round-the-clock care to ensure they were comfortable and healthy throughout the night.

After a thorough grooming session, the kittens at Chatons Orphelins Montreal were flea-free and looking fresh. The following morning, the group of six showed a noticeable increase in their energy levels and appetite. Snug in their cozy nest, they purred contentedly as they enjoyed the comforting presence of their caring foster mom.

At Chatons Orphelins Montreal, a group of three male and three female kittens were rescued. They were all struggling with being underweight and stomach problems. However, after receiving treatment from the veterinarian, they started to recover.

Now, these kittens are experiencing a sense of security and comfort for the first time. They can finally rest peacefully in a warm bed with cozy blankets, free from the worries of finding their next meal.

The kittens were well taken care of, being provided with food, water, and a cozy, warm spot to rest at Chatons Orphelins Montreal. They enjoyed snuggling together in a cuddle puddle while they recovered, drifting off into peaceful naps until their foster mother arrived with their bottles. The rescue organization mentioned that the kittens were fed individually every three hours, and they eagerly latched onto the bottles, showing steady improvement each day.

The little kittens were full of energy and curiosity, ready to venture into the world. Despite their constant hunger and the endless feeding routine, their foster mom was always there to take care of them. She would wake up in the wee hours of the morning to ensure they were well-fed and showered with affection.

“After their meals, the kittens would snuggle up and doze off on their cozy heated bed. It was such a heartwarming scene to watch.”

The kittens from Chatons Orphelins Montreal have transformed into affectionate lap cats. Now 7-8 weeks old, these littermates have fully healed and have grown in both size and mischievousness. Their playful energy is on the rise as they zoom around, jump, and climb as if they are the rulers of their domain.

A group of cuddly kittens from Chatons Orphelins Montreal love snuggling in a cozy lap pile. These little fur balls simply can’t get enough of their foster mom’s affection, often meowing with excitement when she walks in. With their chubby bellies and playful antics, these adorable kittens definitely keep their foster mom on her toes.

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Despite a difficult beginning, the six little ones are thriving and growing into joyful, energetic kittens. They stick by each other’s side and make the most out of every day.

The kittens from Chatons Orphelins Montreal are inseparable, doing everything together. Share their heartwarming story with your friends and follow their adventures on Instagram @comrescuemontreal and Facebook.