The babies might not have survived had they stayed at the parking lot where there is such high traffic. 'The Walmart employees said she had the kittens in the garden center. The change in her kittens' demeanor gave her the confidence and reassurance that they were safe. The tortie cat, Nora, was a little timid but inquisitive about people. In just one day, the kittens, Raz and Taz, went from being hissy spitfires to accepting pets and snuggles. That night, the family of three were able to eat to their hearts' content and rest comfortably in a quiet space. 'The last kitten trapped was the most hissy and his sibling fed off of it,' Sparkle Cat Rescue shared with Love Meow. When she switched to the tortie cat, the kitten slowly emerged from hiding to the sound of his mother.Īfter over two hours of effort, they got the final kitten and reunited him with his family. They were found living under shopping carts Sparkle Cat RescueĬhristina, an experienced TNR rescuer, attempted to lure the remaining kitten out with his sibling, but that didn't work. The remaining little one was too savvy and gave his rescuers a run for their money.Īfter waiting for what seemed to be an eternity, they decided to try a different approach. Within ten minutes, rescuers were able to get the mother and one of the kittens safely into a humane trap.

The trio were found hunkering down under a packed row of shopping carts.

When Sparkle Cat Rescue was notified about a stray cat nursing two kittens at a Walmart, their volunteers sprang into action. They decided to trust after 24 hours indoors. A cat was found living under shopping carts with her two kittens.

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