Mews and Nips: Rescued “Twin” Kittens Never Leave Each Other’s Side

Warning: today’s edition of Mews and Nips may cause cuteness overload! When a litter of kittens was dropped off at Animal Welfare League of Arlington, volunteers in their kitten nursery worked around the clock to care for them. Two of the kittens needed extra attention, so Lauren Strycula, one of AWL’s foster parents, took the pair home. The male kitten in particular had a hard time. His sister never left his side, and soon both kittens were thriving. For more about the pair, and super adorable photos, visit LoveMeow.com.

If you missed any of the stories featured on the Conscious Cat this week, here’s a recap: on Sunday, I talked about the importance of tuning out the constant noise around us, on Monday, we informed you about the new feline vaccination guidelines, on Tuesday, we reviewed the CritterZone Air Naturalizer, on Wednesday, we told you how you can win a DIY Catio Plan from our friends at Catio Spaces, on Thursday, we introduced you to Smalls fresh food for cats, and on Friday, we shared cat care guides from the 1960’s.

In keeping with our cuteness overload theme, enjoy today’s video!

Photo via LoveMeow.com/Lauren @our_fostering_tails

Have a great weekend!

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