Meet Frances and Johnny, adorable ginger twins saved from an overcrowded rural shelter in Indiana.
It’s hard to believe that someone would abandon such cuties, but it happens quite often, hence the overpopulated shelter. With so many animals around, the place was already at full capacity, leaving no space for these two babies.
Fortunately, a kind soul stepped in and offered help. Lori White, a foster volunteer, offered to provide a foster home to these two precious babies until they find their furever homes. As Lori says for Love Meow:
“A wonderful lady saved them and took care of them for a few days until they could hitch a ride in transport to make their way to us.”
Staying in an overcrowded shelter was a stressful experience for such young kittens who craved love and attention. Thus, they were eager to meet their foster parents and unleash their affectionate nature on them.
But first things first, they needed to be treated for afflicting respiratory infections. Their health issues didn’t end there, though; the twins were seriously malnourished and had eye infections too.
Lori provided all the necessary medical care so the kittens could recover as quickly as possible. They received antibiotics, eye drops, and lots of delicious food to help them grow big and healthy.
Although still battling health issues, the twins showed how relaxed and happy they are to finally be in a safe and cozy place. As Lori reports:
“From the start, they were both super friendly (despite how crummy they must feel). They will purr as soon as they see someone come in the room. They love to be held.”
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