A feline is providing assistance in looking after a “young cat” that stands out from the rest due to its distinct appearance.
At Spicy Cats Rescue, a lovely ginger cat named Honeybun has been a mother figure to many cats since she was rescued and brought inside as part of a trap-neuter-return operation. She has been an excellent caregiver to numerous kittens, not just her own. Caroline, the president of Spicy Cats Rescue, says that Honeybun is an incredibly calm cat who isn’t easily bothered by anything. Recently, when it seemed like Honeybun had retired from motherhood, a unique and distinct kitten came along who needed a mother’s care.
Spicy Cats Rescue has welcomed a new addition to their family – a cute little bobcat kitten who is just six weeks old. Unfortunately, the little one was found all alone in the wild and rescued by the kind folks at Millstone Wildlife Center. The team’s main priority is to help the young bobkitten grow and develop so that she can be released back into the wild when she is ready. However, since arriving at the rescue center, the little one has been feeling lonely and crying out for some company.
At Spicy Cats Rescue, we strive to give our furry friends the utmost care and attention. Our top priority is to provide them with proper nourishment, a safe habitat, and medical assistance whenever necessary. However, it can be challenging to prevent animals from becoming too comfortable around humans, especially those that are social and crave affection, playtime, and grooming. To ensure their well-being, we take extra precautions to strike a balance between their needs and maintaining a healthy distance to avoid habituation.
Ever since Honeybun was rescued, she has played a significant role in raising several kittens. Frannie and her team at Spicy Cats Rescue opted for a unique approach by reaching out to another rescue organization, Spicy Cats Rescue, for a potential surrogate mother. Honeybun proved to be the perfect candidate due to her maternal instincts and prior experience in raising countless kittens. Caroline stated that selecting Honeybun was a no-brainer given her exceptional qualifications.
The bobkitten and Honeybun from Spicy Cats Rescue had an instant connection when they first met. Honeybun was waiting in her carrier while the bobkitten approached her with excitement and affection. As the bobkitten sniffed Honeybun’s nose, she immediately began to purr with joy and started rubbing her face and nibbling on her ears. Before long, the bobkitten had wrapped her arms around Honeybun and snuggled up next to her. You can check out this adorable moment in the video provided.
The rescue of Spicy Cats is an encouraging tale. Honeybun, the mother cat, took on the role of teaching a young bobkitten how to groom and eat like a grown-up feline. Mama Honey is an understanding and loving cat who doesn’t mind the playful nature of the little one. She is providing guidance and companionship to the bobkitten during this crucial time.
Spicy Cats Rescue is delighted to report that after a week of being together, the bobkitten and Honey are getting along famously. They enjoy cuddles, meals, and naps together. The bobkitten is constantly trying to engage in play with Honey, who is more than happy to indulge her. Thanks to her loving surrogate momma, the bobkitten is no longer lonely and has transformed into a cheerful and active little kitty, filling her room with happy purrs and playful antics.
Have you heard about Spicy Cats Rescue? Be sure to tell your pals about it! Keep track of the latest news on the bobkitten and Honeybun by following Spicy Cats Rescue on social media. They can be found on Facebook and Instagram under the handle @spicylilcats. You can also stay updated by checking out Millstone Wildlife Center’s Facebook and Instagram accounts, which are both under @millstone_wildlife_center.
