All of Lauren Manners’ life has been devoted to helping stray animals by giving them medical attention and locating new homes. But because of her worries, she made the decision to temporarily stop volunteering throughout her pregnancy.
She frequently fostered sick animals that required specialized treatment, which she was now unable to provide. A pregnant cat that had been hurt and was laying by the side of the road was discovered one day by Manners and her husband.
Since they were both in the later weeks of pregnancy, manners connected to the cat’s health were appropriate. Manners hesitated, but she and her husband made the choice to take the kitten home and care for her until the mother cat gave birth.
The cat was inspected by the vet, who then gave her the proper care.
Maners brought the cat to her home after that, along with her husband. The wounded cat and Manners started hanging together a lot, becoming friends over their shared experience of pregnancy. When Manners was finally ready to give birth, she did so, and when she came home with her daughter Kylie, the wounded cat, who was now named Dove, also gave birth.
Manners said that it’s conceivable the two infants arrived at around the same time.
The little ones were interested in one another as they matured and gained strength.
The husbands brought Dove and the kittens into their excellent care a few months later, when they had finally grown stronger.
