A tiny fuzzy kitten was adopted by a man from the emergency medical service who rescued him and brought him to safety.
“This little hungry piggy was found by my niece’s EMT boyfriend on a cold night, under a car in New Jersey. He was five weeks old and 3/4 of a pound when found alone,” said Annie S.
“Here he is being bottle fed every 3 hours. He has since been adopted by the EMT who found him and lives with a 90 lb great dane mix who loves him,” Annie added.
Kitty can’t wait to eat…
Nom nom…
Getting his belly filled up
Photos by ©Annie S. (flickr: anniesr).
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beautiful pictures
So cute, glad he was kept
Aww! What a lovely story.
Absolutely adorable but everything I’ve read about feeding orphaned kittens says to NOT feed them on their back. I’m not sure why though so maybe someone can specify?
“Don’t feed a kitten on it’s back. Lay the kitten belly-down on a towel on your lap to imitate the posture it would have nursing from it’s mother…”
What a sweet baby, so glad that he was found and is being taken care of!!
I love black and white kitties! I have a full-grown beautiful female b/w.
So glad this tiny one was rescued and adopted.
The first picture is so cute with his little tongue sticking out! Just to die for:D
They can aspirate on the milk if fed belly up like an infant. I’m sure many do okay when their owners do no know this. but…it is taught to feed them upright for their health and safety. Plus, its more like mama cat would do,
simply adorable
Such a cute cute little face!!!!!!!!!
simply adorable
I recently had to bottle feed (temporarily) little kittens and was told by the vet to mimic the mom’s position as much as possible, which meant having the kitten on his or her tummy while attempting to feed. That said, kittens often lay on their backs when suckling on their mommas. I am just glad this little angel was saved and cherished.
Would love a pic of the kitty and the great dane together..