Three kittens were given to animal rights advocates IndyHumane in Indianapolis, Indiana, two months ago. Despite their shyness and sharpness, the children needed attention and a desire to live.

The kittens were undoubtedly fortunate, since they were able to survive for a long period on the street without the assistance of anyone. Jennifer, an overexposure volunteer, adds, “They came to us skinny and unclean.”

Jennifer brought them home and began feeding them modest pieces every 5-6 hours so that their bodies could absorb the food and progressively acquire weight.

“The droplet was the smallest of the trio. And also the most demanding. Splash looked like a little heart. She was the most playful and loved toys. Krap (red-haired boy) is obsessed with me. He wanted to sit on my lap the whole time, purring with all his might.”

First of all, they solved the problem of starvation, then they put the kittens in order, washed them. After that they were ready to meet the local cats, Mishka and Bodie.

Krap, the red-and-white youngster, swiftly transformed into a giddy sissy, his love spilling over the brink.

He was always on the lookout for cuddles, and when he spotted an adult relative, he rushed up to give him his distinctive cat licks and devotion.