Two Sibling Kittens With Disabilities Get A Second Chance At Life And We're All Fawning Over Them

"They were newly born kitty cats and they still needed their mother cat, but sadly, they were left all alone…"

Sophia

• Published in Interesting
• December 6, 2022

People say that when the most unexpected things come at unexpected moments, they are one of the best things that we can ever experience in our lives. This is what happened to both kittens, Otter and Bunny, and to the one who rescued and gave them foster care, Caroline Grace.

The two adorable kittens were found in need of medical attention and without the sight of their real mother around Nothern California. Grace immediately took them both to the nearest vet, the Baby Kitten Rescue, where both would be treated carefully.

Thankfully, Grace found the kittens early on because their condition really needed immediate medical care. They were newly born kitty cats, and they still needed their mother cat, but sadly, they were left all alone…poor kittens.

Kittens, Otter and Bunny, are so lucky to have been found by Grace. Not only were they treated by their current condition, but they were also given a new foster home to grow up in the meantime until someone adopts them in the near future.

For more information, you may check out the real post on the Baby Kitten Rescue website and Instagram.

Now let’s see some cute snaps with our rescuer and, of course, the kittens!

This is them! Caroline Grace, Otter, and Bunny in one frame!

Poor babies, they only wanted their mama, but gladly Grace was there to save the day! Look at them so cozy and cuddly after being left in a sad Northern California street.

Grace immediately took them to Baby Kitten Rescue when she observed that the kittens had missing limbs and were devastatingly hungry.

This is Otter, the big brother.

Doesn’t he look adorable?

He was born with a rare condition called “Meningoencephalocele,' a congenital defect. This caused his skull to not fully develop and close, leaving a hole in the top of his head where a small part of his brain can be seen.

Get well soon, Otter!

Adorable Otter, you’ll get better in no time.

People at the rescue center made sure Otter gets the best treatment. They let him wear a custom-made helmet to protect his brain

It’s just like an accessory!

Otter is an adventurous kitty, he loves to roam around.

He’s already cute, but he’s also playful, loves to snuggle and rest, and purrs at everyone!

This is Otter when he had surgery for his brain to go back inside his skull and his head was covered with a titanium mesh.

He’s on his way to recovery! Let’s all say a little prayer for his healing.

This is Otter’s lovely little sister, Bunny!

Like her brother, she was also born with a defect called congenital bilateral hemimelia. She was born with both missing front legs.

Cute little Bunny!

Bunny, just slaying the day!

She’s learning to move on her back legs slowly every day. Yay!

She’s an inspiration to her brother. Otter also learned how to stand on his feet because of Bunny.

Bunny’s such a funny kitty, she’s given aids to get to her bed, but she still jumps ahead from the ground to reach it.

Bunny is happy to be given a chance to live. Hooray!

Caroline Grace is proud to see both kittens doing well in their treatment.

You can’t separate the two!

Siblings, always and forever.

Both siblings are an inspiration to each other. Look how adorable they are!

Otter and Bunny are also inspirations to all the people out there. Don’t lose faith, like the kittens, there’s always hope to recover!

Now, Caroline wants to make sure that the siblings get adopted as a pair and never be separated from each other. She expresses her heart for the kittens that both Otter and Bunny are so special in her heart, and she is grateful that they are both recovering fast from their conditions.

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Sophia