Stories about premature kittens often end badly. They rarely survive and are very weak.
It is not uncommon for them to have digestive problems and not gain much weight.
In addition, the lack of wool makes them completely vulnerable. The baby cannot even hold its head up by itself and grows much more slowly than a full-term baby.
However, one day, a Facebook post said that premature kittens abandoned by their mothers needed care and attention. A young woman named Debbie Timmis was not afraid of such responsibility and decided to help the baby.
She understood that the baby had little chance, but she was ready to do anything to help him.
When she saw the kitten, which weighed? 60 grams and had no hair on its fur, the girl needed help. The veterinarian warned Debbie that the kitten might not survive, but what happened next shocked her.
The baby’s breathing slowed considerably, its tongue turned white and its fur turned an incomprehensible color.
The girl tried to give the kitten a heart massage and it seemed to come back to life. For the next two weeks, the girl nursed every two hours.
The little girl named her adult kitten Freya. Baby Freya turned out to be very curious, she loved to rumble loudly and explore everything around her.
Debbie chose that name for her kitten for a reason. According to Norse mythology, this was the name of the goddess of love and beauty – and probably the best name for a strong and beautiful baby you can’t imagine!