They spotted a tiny kitten at a storage facility and later discovered two more hiding nearby.

A family that owns a storage complex has long cared for the community cats that call the area home. They provide food and ensure each cat is spayed or neutered to prevent endless litters.
Late last month, while tending to the colony as usual, they noticed a timid little kitten wandering around the property. Though scared, he didn't show a hint of aggression. They managed to scoop him up and bring him inside.
Hoping to find his mother and siblings, they set a humane trap and waited patiently.

They soon trapped the kitten's mother, who was more than ready to retire from raising litter after litter. Once she was spayed and vetted, she returned to her familiar territory at the storage facility, where the family continues to care for her.
The rescued kitten, now named Finley, needed care and socialization. Cindy, a member of the family, offered to foster him with the support of Sparkle Cat Rescue.

"He was a little shy at first, but it didn't take long for him to warm up. I had to syringe-feed him for the first day because he wasn't quite sure about eating soft food," Cindy shared with Love Meow.
The family kept watch around the area to ensure no kitten was left behind. A few days later, they were surprised to find two more hiding nearby.

"They had taken refuge inside a boat that was being stored at the facility. It was covered, so it provided them a dry and somewhat safe place to be."
Underneath the tarp were two shy kittens crying for help. One of them, later named Henley, looked almost identical to Finley. Cindy brought both kittens home, where they eagerly devoured an entire bowl of food.

"Brenleigh, the tabby, didn't even weigh a pound. She seemed 'ferocious' when she hissed at me, but it was just adorable."
After 24 hours to rest and decompress in their new room, Brenleigh and Henley began to relax and settle into indoor life. Reunited with their brother, they nestled beside him in a cozy bed, purring in unison. "All three siblings seemed so happy to be together again."

Once the kittens realized people weren't so scary and always brought food, their confidence blossomed. Soon, they were climbing into Cindy's lap for cuddles, purring so loudly that it filled the room.
"The first thing they want to do after they eat is crawl into my lap and get pets. They are all very sweet, but Henley is definitely the biggest love bug and purrs the loudest."

With full bellies and plenty of toys, the trio now spends their days playing and napping without a care in the world.
They're fascinated by wand toys and chase them with wild enthusiasm. They turn cardboard boxes into forts, hopping in and out and play-fighting with unbridled energy. When playtime winds down, they curl up together to recharge for their next round of kitten mischief.

The kittens have come a long way since being found at the storage facility. They've learned to trust people, love being held, and can't resist a warm lap. Each day, they grow stronger, braver, and more affectionate than ever.
Likely born inside that boat, they are now thriving in a loving home.

Thanks to a compassionate family and dedicated volunteers, the three feline siblings were reunited and given a second chance.
Now, Finley, Henley, and Brenleigh spend their days surrounded by comfort and love—their bellies full and their hearts content.

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