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Meet Bonnie the cat who has become the surrogate mom of two little chicks. She grooms and snuggles with them. The chicks enjoy the warmth of their feline mama, and nuzzle in her fluffiness before they nap. "Bonnie has decided to adopt the chicks we got. Warms them up until they fall asleep," said reddit user Thenash654 . Bonnie with her chirpy babies. When they aren't snuggling, Bonnie stay by their side, watching over them. "Can I cuddle with you some more?" It's time for a bath! Bonnie the cat snuggles with her chicks, caring for them like her own. Watch video: Share the video with your friends! source: Love Meow 

Millie the kitty was born with a very delicate heart and wasn't expected to survive birth. But this little calico with a broken heart has the bravest heart of all. A year later... Look at her now! "Millie is the most perfect kitten in the world," Millie's family wrote via imgur . "From the beginning it was clear something was wrong. She was born with Tetralogy of Fallot, a heart condition with four serious defects." No one expected the tiny calico to survive but she made it through. "She wasn't supposed to survive birth but still made a good go at playing with her brothers." She is a lovebug and always keeps her brothers and humans company. This is her favorite place to curl up in her new home. "At a month she was far too small for the 'big cat' bowls and the vets were sure she wasn't going to make it." "Millie was always very playful but she kept getting out of breath ...

A kind-hearted woman rescued a tiny ginger kitten 30 minutes before death row. The kitty was afraid and in poor shape, but the woman turned her life around with love. Meet Angel Bug and her rescuer Mama J!   Courtesy: Furever Home Kitty Rescue   A ginger kitten was dropped off at an animal shelter in August, 2015. She was unable to eat and was frightened with human contact. Just a few days after she arrived in the shelter, she was put on death row. Mama J from Furever Home Kitty Rescue was able to obtain an emergency release for the tiny kitten, and rescued her in the nick of time. "When I first saw Angel Bug, a transporter met me with her in a parking lot. I transferred her to my carrier. As I looked at her head and saw how swollen it was in front I was very worried," Mama J told Love Meow. Soon they discovered that the kitten had a neurological deficit due to trauma, and the little furry fighter was blind and hard of hearing. "D...

This little grey kitty was born very special. His rescuers were determined to give him the best chance at a wonderful life, and now he tells his forever human every day how happy he is to be loved. Meet Edward the cat! Courtesy: Prevent A Litter Little Edward was born at Richmond Animal Care and Control , and when he went into foster care, he met his foster mom, Megan Timberlake.   "Around the 1 pound mark we noticed his head was a little larger then normal and our veterinarian diagnosed him with hydrocephalus ," Megan told Love Meow. "He struggled a little in the beginning with eating and growing but he got the hang of it. " "When I saw him of course I fell in love with him and took him home. I fostered him for a while to make sure everything was going good and we waited until he was bigger and stronger to get neutered and at that time we noticed he had entropion (which causes the eyelashes to fold inwards) so added to his neuter we had to ha...

This man comes home to his snuggly and squeaky foster kitties. It just doesn't get any cuter than that. Cate and her kittens are snuggling and relaxing, waiting for their foster dad's return. When he comes in, Cate jumps down to greet him and so does the little black fur baby (Cate's mini me). The rest of the brood are lounging in their comfortable cat bed, stretching about! Big yawn! What a wonderful thing to come home to! Too much cute! Watch the video here: Share the video with your friends! source: Love Meow 

A homeless Persian cat walked up to a man during a house inspection, looking for love. The kitty may have a grumpy face, but he is an extremely friendly fella. Courtesy: Paul Tateosian Paul Tateosian from Sarasota, Florida was out at a property doing an inspection when a ginger feline wandered up to him, meowing for attention. "This cat seemingly came out of nowhere! I was at a house this past Friday for an inspection. The tenants had moved out the day before and it was just the inspector and me," Paul told Love Meow. "When I went to the back of the house, I saw this little guy walking up to me meowing!" Courtesy: Paul Tateosian The kitty was all by himself with no food and water. His fur was matted and dirty, and he was skin and bones but the little guy was full of love and was so happy to see his human friends. "He was unreal friendly and just looking for a lot of love. So I sat with him for a long while on the ground, petting h...

A tiny stray kitten interrupted a live television report, meowing for attention. The crew stepped up to help. Meet their little surprise guest! YouTube/ WXYZ Channel 7 While WXYZ reporter Nima Shaffe was doing a live shot this morning, a tiny furry friend decided to crash the show. As much as the crew wanted to stay on the topic at hand, the kitten's meowing and running around the reporter made it impossible for them to continue without giving the kitten the spotlight she deserved. Little surprise guest, Lucky 7! The kitty was found all alone and the news crew knew they had to do something to help the little stray. "Not only is he vocal. seems to like expensive cars." Nima Shaffe said . After the crew managed to catch the kitten, help was on the way. Shaffe proudly introduced their little surprise guest to the anchors. Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPIn2wD6edo The kitty was given a tour in the van and she inspected all t...

A Japanese company in Tokyo hopes to help their employees unwind and increase productivity by adopting rescue cats into their office. In a cramped and hectic city like Tokyo, having a pet is often a luxury. Most apartments do not allow pets and residents have to visit cat cafes to get their pet fix. The company - Ferray Corporation , an internet solutions business, has taken in nine rescue cats that have total run of the office. The kitties have become the employees purrfect stress relievers. Here are the 9 rescue cats they have adopted: Twitter/@v_ume According to rocketnews24 , the employees think the cats have been an enormous net positive. Office communication has increased dramatically. The cats have brought them together and lowered everyone's stress. They have all grown up now. Here, one is enjoying the lap time with an employee and the other one supervises. Twitter/@v_ume The company also encourages their workers to bring in their pets, so ever...