In late July, it was near the end of the day at ARF, it had been a washout day with storms. A young lady came in distraught holding a crumpled up, soaking wet kitten. She had been driving in the storm and the kitten ran out in front of her car and she hit it. She rushed it to a local vet where they took x-rays and gave an antibiotic injection. This young lady wasn't prepared for the aftercare so she brought the kitten to ARF. We were out of space and knew that this little guy needed round-the-clock care. Jenny, who runs the Catty Shack loaded the kitten up and brought him home. She named him Herbert but soon would have the nickname of Little Biscuit. The first night was touch and go. The little kitten wouldn't open his eyes or move so Jenny gave fluids through the night and gently syringe-fed around his swollen face. After 24hrs, Herbert stood up on his own, crawled into Jenny's lap, and instantly started making biscuits. That moment we both knew everything would be ok. ❤️A week later, another kitten in need was brought to Jenny’s house after someone had found a little boy carrying it around a neighborhood in a bucket. Marvin was fighting for his life with a severe upper respiratory infection, and dehydration, and was covered in fleas. Jenny and Herbert took him under their wing, nursing him back to health. During their time of recovery, both Marvin and Herbert created such a special bond. They are best friends! These two are only a couple of weeks apart in age and are growing every day. We would love for them to get into a home before they turn into adults. Marvin and Herbert are great with dogs, children, and other cats. Please apply or stop in to see them!