Some kittens were from another litter that the cat decided to grow.
Macy, a homeless cat-mother, and 10 kittens were taken to the Lancer County Oblast Protection League to get a chance for a better life.
Some kittens were from another litter, which the cat decided to grow as her own.
The good Samaritan, who found both litters, was able to catch Macy, but there was no other mother anywhere and she did not return.
Moreover, by the time they turned for help to Clover for the eleven years, Macy had already begun to take care of all the babies as a large mixed family.
Macy was a little guarded and scared after all the tests, but quickly got used to her safe dwelling and felt at home in her cozy, warm nest.
Thus, she relaxed, extending her toes while she was covered with all ten kittens.
Macy was completely devoted to her demanding patchwork for the first two weeks.
She fulfilled each of their desires and did not object to the kitten to be surrounded by fluff.
Therefore, Wilma gave kittens to feed twice a day to provide each baby with adequate nutrition and care.
Wilma and Macy exchanged maternal responsibilities together. Wilma returned the babies to the nest after fed and weighed them.
