This story happened in New Zealand. People walking by found two kittens wandering restlessly through the streets. Passers-by took pity on the kids and called the rescue service. The kittens were taken to one of the local animal shelters.
The kittens were about six weeks old. The kitty looked appropriate for her age, but her brother surprised the shelter specialists, because he was significantly smaller than the normal size. The staff decided that the baby simply ate too little, because no diseases could be diagnosed in him. The kittens were adopted by Josie, a nurse who worked at the shelter.
So the kids got a home. The kittens were very affectionate and friendly, they calmly climbed onto people’s laps. The cat quickly found owners, there were people who wanted to take her to them. The second kitten – Josie called him Widdle – did not attract anyone’s attention, remaining to live in overexposure. He was still too small for his age. Josie couldn’t figure out what was wrong with him.
The girl herself really liked the fact that the cat remains such a baby. She and her husband became strongly attached to this playful beast. The couple could not step over themselves and give it to someone. Therefore, in the end, the cat remained to live in his first house.
Seven-month-old Widdle never grew up, and his weight was about a kilogram, which is half the norm for his age. At the same time, he did not need food, the hostess always fed him plenty. It turned out that the cat has a very rare disease – dwarfism. This almost never happens with these animals. A truly exceptional case, Josie had never seen anything like it before. This means that he will forever remain a baby.
