A litter of stray kittens was reported to Wrenn Rescues (Southern California) volunteers a few weeks ago. The infants were sickly, coated with filth, and in horrible condition.

Ashley Kelly, a volunteer, quickly went to collect the kittens and started caring for them all day. One infant, Aunt Whisper, stood out because to the unusual facial markings that made them look like Rorschach tests.

The youngest child among them originally felt the worst, but she proved to be stubborn to life and steadfastly made it out. The infant successfully healed and even developed a lovely belly after receiving tube feeding for several days and receiving improved care.

Ashley explains, “She eats and – on the side, and nothing in the world disturbs her.

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At such a young age, the girl has already revealed her insolence and feline charm, which she is not at all embarrassed to show. The fluffy baby has a habit of waving its paws in the air, as if catching an invisible bug.

She constantly demands attention from guardians and other kittens, not wanting to be left alone.

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Aunt Whisper and her sister Lorna are very close. After engaging in playful grappling and frantic battling, they reconcile and cuddle up for sleep while Lorna licks her sister.

Erin, a volunteer with Care, has begun to foster-parent her son Chris. They received flats with bedrooms, bathrooms, and fantastic playrooms, according to Erin.

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At first, the kittens did not understand why toys were needed, but they quickly figured it out. The sisters for a couple examined their new home, examining all unfamiliar objects.

“Now these two girls are together all the time and sometimes they have fights that are fun to watch,” Erin adds. “They are getting bigger and changing before our eyes.”

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Despite having a stomach, Aunt Whisper is still too tiny for her age. As the tricolor beauty’s older sister, Lorna takes care of her at all times.

“Aunt Whisper is soft, like a tiny princess, whereas Lorna is strict and severe.”

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“Aunt Whisper decided she was old enough for a cat tree. They manage to slap each other in the face already at its foot.”

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Despite having a stomach, Aunt Whisper is still too tiny for her age. As the tricolor beauty’s older sister, Lorna takes care of her at all times.

“Aunt Whisper is soft, like a tiny princess, whereas Lorna is strict and severe.”

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Best friends spend a lot of time together, honing their skills and learning cat science. When meeting other kittens, they slap those with their paws in a friendly way.

“Not only do they play hard, but they are also deeply interested in their neighbors (the other students) and are always eager to see them,” adds Erin.

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At the age of seven weeks, the tricolor girl had just passed the 450g mark on the scale.

“She and Lorna have come a long way,” says Erin. “They are a fun company, we never get bored with them.”

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Aunt Whisper is frequently in the news. She gives unceasing purrs and is quite loving.

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She enjoys having her neck stroked and pushed against! She adores whispering her secrets into Erin’s ear.

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