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Kittens have taken over Amy’s shoulders at a rescue visit, but what’s really going on here? 😸
A. One very long, very flexible kitten living its best scarf life.
B. Two kittens mid‑chase who accidentally landed in perfect shoulder formation.
C. Two tiny shoulder gremlins plotting something big.
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D-all of the above 🤭😻
Def one long kitten scarf ❤️
C. Xx
When 1-year-old Judy first appeared on Betty’s doorstep, tiny, hungry and alone, no one knew she’d soon return with a surprise: a single kitten, little Hector, safely carried inside to start their new life.
With our grant to Stray Cat Rescue Fife mum and kitten got the urgent vet care, treatment and socialising support they needed. From probiotics to neutering, the team made sure Judy and Hector were safe, healthy and ready for their fresh start.
Their journey wasn’t simple.
After their temporary carer suffered an unexpected injury, Judy and Hector became frightened again. Experienced fosterers stepped in at just the right moment, helping rebuild trust, confidence and social skills.
Over just a few weeks, the change was incredible:
✨ Hector blossomed into a playful, purring lap‑visitor
✨ Judy went from trembling and defensive to enjoying strokes, chin scratches and gentle cuddles
Today, both are happy, settled and thriving in their forever home, a beautiful ending made possible by the dedicated team at Stray Cat Rescue Fife and the donations that fund our vital work 💚🙏 ... See MoreSee Less
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Graeme Brown
Love is definitely in the air… and under the table too.
Wilma and Bryn shared this little paw‑holding moment that absolutely melted us 🥰 🐾
Whether it’s friendship, comfort, or a tiny canine crush, it’s a reminder that love shows up in the sweetest, quietest moments.
Happy Valentine’s Day 💘 ... See MoreSee Less
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