I adopted three kittens (which grew up as ferals). The mother cat gave birth to them in our porch. These cats look out for each other. They wait for each other before eating. They protect each other and clean each other. When they were young, one of the cats got stuck in a cement block while playing. After hearing cries of distress, one of the other cats examined the situation, and came over to help. After some quick thinking, he went around the back of the block, pushed his sister out from behind, then pulled her out from the front, by the nape of her neck. Afterwards, he licked her face and kissed her, while the other cat looked on. Since we adopted them the mother had two kittens. The father cat always waits for the others to eat, before eating, and watches over the kittens and their mother, while they're eating and playing. Is this unusual cat behavior, or do all cats do this?
2007-02-09
05:22:07
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Road Trip
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