Caroline Grace, the founder of Baby Kitten Rescue, received a call about two orphaned kittens found outside. Their cat mom never returned, leaving them in rough shape with limb abnormalities and various health issues.
Caroline, without hesitation, took them in and began round-the-clock care. Bunny, the white and orange kitten, quickly bounced back from illness, and the pair conquered pesky challenges like fleas and upset stomachs.
Bunny, born without her front legs, mastered the art of standing and hopping on her hind legs. Otter, her brother, faced rare conditions: hydrocephalus and an encephalocele. A custom-fitted helmet protected his brain, and both siblings thrived in their playpen.
With Bunny’s strength growing, she amazed everyone with her ability to push through obstacles using her two hind legs and sheer determination.
Otter, facing surgery for his skull opening, proved resilient, recovering from hydrocephalus. The bond between the two was evident as Bunny supported Otter through new experiences.
In a heartwarming turn of events, Otter, now helmet-free, underwent successful surgery, and both kittens continued to heal and thrive together.
Their incredible journey touched many hearts, including Megan’s, who fell in love with them during a meet-and-greet. Now, Bunny and Otter have found their forever home, proving that special needs animals can lead joyful lives.
“Bunny and Otter have captured hearts all over the world and shown that special needs animals can live full and happy lives. They are an inspiration and will continue to be.”
