Jess Thoren, the owner of KittenBnb in Hoboken, New Jersey, was at the shelter for three kittens when she noticed an abandoned baby alone. The tiny fluffy was the youngest of them all, and he desperately needed a home.

Jess couldn’t bear looking at the kitten, who is alone at the shelter and whose fate is unknown. She instantly offered to take him home with the three other people she had came to see.

Frankie (Victor Frankenstein) the cat swiftly adjusted to her new surroundings. Frankie, who weighed 250 grams, required additional attention and bottle feeding 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Being the smallest, Frankie was still drawn to his half-siblings and was determined to keep up with them. Nothing could shake his resolve. “He’s a week or two younger than the rest, but he’s growing fast,” writes KittenBnb’s Eric Thoren.

The kitten really liked the home environment, and he especially liked being among other fluffies.

He was adored by three kitties who treated him as if he were their own. They welcomed the newest member of the group into their ranks and invited him to join in all projects.

The seniors served as an example for Franky as he gradually exhibited his powers, and he learnt more and more by gazing at them.

Frankie tried to imitate the kittens in walking, playing and running. Even stumbling and falling, he did not lose fearlessness and self-confidence.

After a long running around, the guy gladly nestled in with his brothers and sister and fell asleep, purring. The fact that he was the smallest of all did not stop him at all.

In sports and wrestling, the bold cat was not going to fall behind the other kittens. He grew in size and strength, and his personality shone brightly.

Frankie got lively and restless with the assistance of his family. The cats drew closer and began to play wicked with increasing vigor.

If he doesn’t have a companion to snuggle up to, he won’t fall asleep. Frankie loves to bury her snout in her sleeping pals’ fur or wrap her paws around them.

The small cat has no recollection of his unhappy beginnings and is content to live in a large household. They’ll all be old enough in a few weeks to look for a permanent home.

Until then, Frankie continues to lavish unending affection on her companions and fill the room with a soothing purr.

He’s still the tiniest member of the group, but he has a large, loving heart.

Jess found baby Frankie alone in a shelter and knew she had to help.

Now he thrives in foster care, playing and cuddling with other foster children.