Steph, a zoo activist from Montreal, Canada, was feeding animals in her neighborhood when she discovered a striped cat she hadn’t seen before.

The newcomer was drawn to the stern, but she was too afraid to approach him. The cat stood there watching the others eat in front of her, but she didn’t join in until everyone had departed.

She returned every day, thin and bashful, in the hopes of grabbing a delectable bite.

Steph put up a humane treat trap and carried the hungry feline to safety after realizing the animal needed assistance.
The cat was taken aback by the change of surroundings and froze in terror, then hid in the closet for over two days. Steph handed her a gift.

The cat slowly crept out of its hiding place and walked directly to the bowl after calming down. She ate a considerable amount of food in one sitting since she was so hungry.

Vivia, a lovely feline, gradually learned to trust people and even likеd being stroked. The cat let out a loud purr that resonated around the room as Steph caressed her for the first time.

It was originally planned that the cat would undergo a medical examination, be sterilized, and placed in good hands, but Vivia mixed all the cards when she was pregnant.

Steph contacted local animal rights activists Chatons Orphelins Montréal, who were in a position to provide the best possible care for both the mother and her kittens.

“We welcomed her and found a good foster home for her,” Celine Krom of Chatons Orphelins Montréal explains.

Melisa, a volunteer, placed Vivia in a peaceful room with a cozy nest and plenty of soft items. As she gazed around the apartment, Kitty purred deafeningly.

On July 13th, mommy gave birth to five beautiful, healthy kittens in a safe house, away from all the hardships of the street.

Kittens are voracious eaters, so their mother is very busy. Every day they grow and get stronger, showing off plump, soft bodies.

Vivia visibly relaxed and became attached to the guardians. “She purrs a lot with her kids and also whenever her foster mom is around,” Celine says. “We are glad that we helped her with the kittens in time, savеd her from street dangеrs and stress.”

Palermo, the lone boy, expresses himself in a unique way. He’s also the lone redhead (the others are striped), and he does things differently from his sisters.

He prefers to sleep while the rest of the family eats. He is known as the dreamer-dreamer because he twitches his small antennae and movements his paws while sleeping.

A little family is well overexposed; shortly, all of the kittens will open their eyes for the first time and experience the world.

Vivia, a kind mother, prefers staying at home with her fluffy infants and snuggling in luxury.