Raising a kitten turns the smallest achievements into important news. If a meal goes well, you want to tell somebody. If a little paw reaches toward you, you leave whatever you are doing for later. Your baby cat needs you, and there's nothing more important than that.

Cat parents who have cared for a young kitten understand why an ordinary moment of play deserves its place in the camera roll. Soon, your baby will grow, and you'll have only the pictures to remember how small it once was. The orange kitten in this story had a difficult beginning. The rescuer explains that his cat mother gave birth on the street and then didn't accept him. For some reason, the mom rejected the poor kitty, and he needed attention. We don't need to turn the mother into a villain. This is pretty common when a cat mom gives birth, but luckily, someone stepped in. 

Feeling sorry for a kitten takes a second. It is very different to take responsibility for him and continue to care for him after the first rush of emotion. Well, the rescuer becomes pretty much involved in the life of this orange buddy. And how could he not? He was compelled by this cute kitten. The kitty would have earned any cat lover's love by the look of those sweet eyes. 

When you adopt a baby cat, you're accepting that your clothes, hands, and lap are now available for daily entertainment. Your hoodie strings are meant for playtime, and your lap has nap potential at all times. You start making small accommodations without noticing. You leave a blanket on your couch because your kitten likes it better that way. You wake up and walk carefully because tiny paws can be following you. And the first time your kitten comes over to sit beside you feels so exciting that you have to take a picture of it.