HOUSTON – Houston SPCA’s smallest felines are ready for the pomp and circumstance.
The animal organization said that over 193 neonatal kittens were cared for in the site’s lifesaving nursery, which opened in March.
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Photos provided by the Houston SPCA showed the kittens holding a tiny graduation cap that signified their success. Some of the kittens wore the cap while others played with their golden tassel.
The 4-week-old kittens can now eat soft food on their own and will enter through Houston SPCA’s foster program where they’ll continue to grow strong and eventually enter the adoption program.
Last year, the Houston SPCA said over 439 newborn kittens and puppies were cared for in the nursery.
A graduate of the University of Houston-Downtown, Ana moved to H-Town from sunny southern California in 2015. In 2020, she joined the KPRC 2 digital team as an intern. Ana is a self-proclaimed coffee connoisseur, a catmom of 3, and an aquarium enthusiast. In her spare time, she's an avid video gamer and loves to travel.
