A stray kitten bonded with a younger kitten who looks like him, and he has stuck by her side since.

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Pippo, the kitten, was found as a stray from a cat colony and rescued through a TNR project.

He was scared and lost and needed a quiet home to feel safe and comfortable. A volunteer of Chatons Orphelins Montreal saw a rescue request for the little guy and sprang into action.

They transported him to the rescue’s veterinary clinic and arranged for a foster home where he could heal and learn to trust.

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“Pippo was barely three months old. He had an upper respiratory infection but made a full recovery after treatment,” Celine of the rescue shared.

“He was terrified when he first arrived, but he quickly warmed up to his foster mom, accepted pets, and found his purr engine.”

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Within days, he came out of his shell, and his personality truly shone. He adored the company of his people, enjoyed being cradled in their arms, and took every opportunity to play with them.

“When he is happy, he coos and makes cute little sounds to get attention. He is eager to befriend everyone, especially younger cats.”

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A few weeks after Pippo was rescued, another gray and white kitten, about a month younger than Pippo, found her way into the foster home. Chatons Orphelins Montreal rescued her when her previous family no longer wanted her.

“She was just a bag of bones, covered in fleas, and had stomach issues. We named her Pippa.”

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