The Family That Spared His Life Is Clinging To The Little Kitten With Large Eyes

Beth, a Kitty Kottage volunteer, was alerted to a little 99-gram kitten with huge eyes in desperate need of assistance. Beth was taken aback by how little the cat was, despite the fact that it was only three weeks old, when she first saw it.

The kitten was the size of a newborn and was rejected by his mother owing to his health problems. The young guy required bottle feeding, particular attention, and a lot of affection.

Guinness was still quite little, but he had a lovely set of blue eyes. He loved hugging and insisted on lengthy hours of pampering with his people following each meal.

Beth explains:

“It was wrapped in a burrito-like package.” When he awoke, he put his head in and climbed out. Since the day I grabbed him, he’s been really powerful.

He was still half his size for his age at his first month, but the adorable blue-eyed feline was a wonderful fighter and was intent on moving forward with his process, doing his best to keep growing strong.

He did not hesitate to utilize all four legs as the muscles in his legs got more powerful. Guinness learned how to play with toys, and each day he became more daring and lively.

The small kitten with the large eyes took a long time to grow into his proper size and weight. It was still little, but it made up for it with personality and flavor.

Beth goes on to say:

“When Guinness truly enjoys something that makes him purr, he yells.”

Guinness is a lively young man who is always giving his family a story.

His mother exclaims cheerfully:

“I was staring out the window of my bedroom, and I was furious that a car had the guts to go by!” He was fast to express his thoughts. He sleeps in our bed on a regular basis. He transitioned from laying between our heads to one of our legs.

The cute kitten swiftly grew into an adolescent cat, and his personality has evolved as a result. Guinness makes her house a lot of fun, and her eccentricities keep her parents busy.

Guinness and his family have lived here for approximately a year. It has evolved into a lovely, lively, and inquisitive feline.

Beth expressed herself as follows:

“It was barely 99 grams when I acquired it at three weeks old.” Things would never have occurred to me that it would turn out the way it has.