Moments after a stray cat moved inside, she had kittens. A little while later, she even adopted another one that needed help.
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A heavily pregnant stray cat was spotted lingering around a property, seeking warmth and shelter in an electrical enclosure.
When rescuers at the Stray Cat Club were notified about the expectant mom, they didn't hesitate to take her in. The cat didn't have a microchip and looked as if she could give birth at any moment.
"Thankfully, she's now safe, warm, and receiving all the care she needs," the Stray Cat Club shared.
She was found outside, seeking shelter in an electrical enclosureTheStrayCatClub
The orange tabby, Georgia Peach, quickly settled into her foster home, nestling into the layers of blankets prepared for her. After weeks of searching for a safe haven, she was content to finally have a roof over her head and plenty of food.
Within 24 hours of moving in, she was ready to welcome her kittens into the world.
She was so happy to be warm and safe at lastTheStrayCatClub
The day after her arrival, Georgia went into labor on a cozy blanket, safe from the cold and the elements. Her loving foster family stayed close by, offering her support and reassurance.
"We had a feeling she was close, and sure enough, her little ones are here. We're so grateful we got there in time. We couldn't imagine her having to give birth outside in the cold."
Shortly after arriving, she went into laborTheStrayCatClub
Georgia gave birth to a beautiful litter of orange tabbies, each one a miniature version of herself.
With their devoted mom by their side, the kittens began to gain weight and strength. At around 10 days old, their eyes started to open. As they noticed the world around them, their curiosity to explore beyond the nest grew.
The kittens are like tiny copies of their momTheStrayCatClub
A few days later, the rescue was contacted about a tiny gray tabby in desperate need of help.
"In the last hour, we've welcomed a 2-week-old kitten into our care—another precious life we're doing everything we can to save. This little one was found in a garden, rejected by her mother, who is also just a baby."
A little while later, the rescue took in a gray tabby who had been found in a garden, rejected by her momTheStrayCatClub
The kitten, similar in age to Georgia's litter, needed constant care and the nurturing love of a mother. They decided to introduce her to the feline family, hoping the mama would accept her.
Georgia took to the new baby and started caring for her as if she were her own.
Georgia immediately accepted the new kittenTheStrayCatClub
Her kittens warmly welcomed the little newcomer into their crew. Before long, they were nursing side by side, like they had always been siblings.
After each feeding, the kittens form a cuddly pile, with Georgia's babies wrapping their little warms around their new sibling. The gray tabby has seamlessly blended into the family, content to have a place where she belongs.
The orange kittens welcomed the newcomer into their crewTheStrayCatClub
The sweet mama adores all her kittens, keeping them well-fed and immaculately clean. The little ones nuzzle against her belly, peacefully nursing until they drift off to sleep.
In two weeks, they will start venturing out, building strength in their legs and gearing up for playful mischief.
Georgia loves all her babiesTheStrayCatClub
With the support of many volunteers and the community, these precious kittens are thriving under the care of their doting mom and foster family.
They're now waddling around, growing stronger each day for the adventures to come.
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