The love of a mother cat ......................
Posted: 29 Oct 2015, 06:56http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... d-box.html
The mother who refused to be separated from her babies: Cat kept sneaking into vets to be reunited with her kittens after her owner dumped them there in a box
When staff at a vet's clinic found a box of four abandoned kittens on their doorstep, they fell in love with them straightaway and were more than ready to nurture them themselves.
But the next morning, they noticed an adult tabby loitering near the front steps, desperately trying to dash inside every time the door opened.
Eventually, the nurses relented and picked the cat up, only to discover that she was a feeding mother.
Describing how they came across the babies, staff said: 'Yesterday, we found a box of kittens dumped on our front door.
'Of course we all fell in love with them and vet nurse Nicole took them home to care for them overnight.
'This morning, we noticed a tabby cat hanging around our front door, trying to sneak in every time a client arrived.
'When we realised it wasn’t going to go away, we picked her up and discovered she was a feeding mum. Then the penny dropped!'
They said the reunited family had now been found a new home with a relative of member of staff who had lost their own cat.
The mother who refused to be separated from her babies: Cat kept sneaking into vets to be reunited with her kittens after her owner dumped them there in a box
When staff at a vet's clinic found a box of four abandoned kittens on their doorstep, they fell in love with them straightaway and were more than ready to nurture them themselves.
But the next morning, they noticed an adult tabby loitering near the front steps, desperately trying to dash inside every time the door opened.
Eventually, the nurses relented and picked the cat up, only to discover that she was a feeding mother.
Describing how they came across the babies, staff said: 'Yesterday, we found a box of kittens dumped on our front door.
'Of course we all fell in love with them and vet nurse Nicole took them home to care for them overnight.
'This morning, we noticed a tabby cat hanging around our front door, trying to sneak in every time a client arrived.
'When we realised it wasn’t going to go away, we picked her up and discovered she was a feeding mum. Then the penny dropped!'
They said the reunited family had now been found a new home with a relative of member of staff who had lost their own cat.