Two little kittens made the choice to put their trust in humans after they were rescued. They opened up their hearts and welcomed a stray kitten from the streets into their fold.
Cinnamon and Nutmeg, two shy kittens, found their way to the Winston Memorial Foundation in Kuwait when their owners faced financial difficulties. The brown tabby, in particular, was extremely scared and would lash out by hissing and spitting, trying to find hiding spots wherever she could. Laila D’Souza, the rescue’s founder, mentioned that initially, they weren’t very friendly due to lack of socialization but eventually, they started to open up in their foster home with some patience and time.
When Cinnamon first arrived, she was quite skittish and afraid. Laila from @rescueforwinston gently placed a tiny bit of food on her fingertips and extended it towards the timid kitten, hoping to earn her trust. Despite Cinnamon’s initial hesitance, she couldn’t resist the enticing smell of the food. Before she knew it, she was tentatively licking the tasty treat off of Laila’s hand.
Laila, the rescue cat, gradually began to feel more comfortable with her caregivers. She eagerly devoured her food, showing no hesitation as if she had not eaten in days. Surrounded by ample nourishment and the cozy confines of their home, both kittens blossomed and adjusted well to their new surroundings. Within a short span of time, they emerged as affectionate and self-assured little cuddle companions.
After a short period of time, they transformed into affectionate lap cats. Laila, also known as @rescueforwinston, shared about Cinnamon’s remarkable change from a timid cat to a social one who loves to seek attention. Cinnamon is now the first to approach her humans for pets and cuddles, with her brother Nutmeg following suit.
Not long ago, Laila received a message about a gray kitten that was discovered wandering on a crowded street. The kitten, only 4-5 weeks old, was extremely malnourished and needed urgent help. Laila couldn’t resist the call for rescue and immediately took action.
Meet Edward, the tiny feline rescued by Laila from @rescueforwinston. Despite the hardships he had faced, Edward’s heart warmed instantly as Laila showered him with chin scratches. Grateful for the safety of being indoors, his true personality began to shine through.
In a heartwarming video, Edward can be seen playfully pouncing on Laila’s lap, followed by some adorable zoomies. When left alone, he would meow constantly, longing for companionship. Recognizing his loneliness, Laila knew it was time to find Edward the purr-fect partner to keep him company.
After being saved from the chaos of the traffic, he was overjoyed to find himself safe indoors. Laila from @rescueforwinston shared how he bonded with Cinnamon and Nutmeg, finding happiness and companionship in their playful antics. The three of them quickly formed a tight bond, with Edward fitting right in as if he had always been a part of their little family.
When Edward first met his new friends, Laila’s kittens @rescueforwinston, he immediately fell in love. These little furballs are full of squeaks and purrs, making their room a constant symphony of cute noises. Laila mentioned how Cinnamon went from being hissy to becoming a sweet, loving girl who now melts in her hands with the cutest little chirps. These kittens are thriving and being showered with endless love and affection.
Laila from @rescueforwinston is excited to announce that the trio will be heading to the United States, where they will be working with EmiliexFosters to find them permanent homes. She mentioned that Little Edward has grown and his coat has transformed into a darker shade, showing off his blossoming personality.
Laila from @rescueforwinston is delighted to see these kittens making the most of their new lease on life. They’re lively and inquisitive, always wanting to be where the action is and soaking up all the love and care they receive.
Laila @rescueforwinston wants you to spread the word about this amazing story. You can find more inspiring tales from the Winston Memorial Foundation on Instagram @rescueforwinston. Check out a related story about a kitten who found a forever home with a cat and never looked back after living on the streets.
