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These Rescued Blind Kittens Show They Can’t Live Without Each Other

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“They do this cute little chirping meow to find each other. I call it echo locating.” 

Photo from: @nicolemeowfosters

Unfortunately, these two fur babies couldn’t have proper surgery when they first came to Nicole because they were too small. Later, they managed to have a total of three surgeries, which helped them grow and get healthier.

Even today, these two brothers are inseparable, despite having different personalities. Nicole says that Hammy has a heart of gold and that he is very friendly.

“He wants to be friends with anyone that walks in this house. When we bring new fosters in, he’s immediately their best friend.”

Photo from: @nicolemeowfosters

On the other hand, Nicole loves to call George the Golden Retriever of kittens. That’s because he’s lovely, friendly and very playful.

“He wants to play with his toys 24/7.” 

Photo from: @nicolemeowfosters

Seeing that there are people who give chances to disabled kittens and want to make their lives easier and better, really makes me happy, and I’m sure I’m not the only one.

The luckiest person here is actually Nicole because she succeeded in her mission and provided these two furry boys with a beautiful life. From doubting herself to being unable to imagine her life without George and Hammy. She put all of her feelings into one sentence:

“They’ve changed my life forever.”

Photo from: @nicolemeowfosters

George and Hammy might be blind but their spirit isn’t lacking for sure. Therefore, I’m sure that they’re being taken good care of, thanks to their owner Nicole, and that all of them will continue changing each other’s lives and making them even better.

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