“Surprisingly, the cat also understood instantly what was expected of her. She lay down and fortunately, the hedgehogs began to nurse.”
Luckily Musya still had milk left after taking care of several foster kittens, and the tiny orphans took to her immediately.
She not only feeds the hoglets, but also takes care of them at night.
The tiny hedgehogs are thriving thanks to the help of their surrogate mama giving them warmth and milk. A mama cat’s unconditional love knows no bounds!
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