Farmer Discovers Pregnant Besties, a Barn Cat and a Rabbit, Have Given Birth at the Same Time in the Same Place, Lets Them Raise Their Families Together

It's not often that you come across a farm where different animal species cohabitate, let alone create their little birthing next in the same spot. But at one farm in North Carolina, that is exactly what happened. The adorable pregnant besties, a barn cat and a rabbit, decided to give birth right next to each other and now the baby bunnies and smol kittens are one big cuddle pile.

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The farm is called Roberson Creek Farms located in Tobaccoville, NC and it is a sanctuary for farm animals. Here, farm animals like goats, chickens, rabbits, and even barn cats, come to live a lite of leisure. The animals have more freedom than you would see on any 'old farm and many of the critters have adorably chosen to share their home and life with other creatures on the farm. For instance, a barn cat and a bunny.

The owner, Destiny Hampton was out one morning and came across quite a miraculous sight. One of the barn cats and one of the rabbits on the farm happened to be pregnant at the same time. What she found that morning was that they had not only given birth at the same time, they had given birth right next to each other and the new mama cat and mama rabbit were taking care of their babies and their bestie's babies—as if they were one big family!

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The sight was absolutely adorable, so Hampton shared the a video of them on her social media and it instantly went viral.

“That little cat and rabbit video has got everybody all fired up,” Hampton says. “All of my animals cohabitate, they just do—it does not happen on a lot of farms, I don't know if I've got fairytale land going on or what, but it just happens. All of my animals get along. This is the world I live in.”

It is definitely a sight that most people, including farms, won't come across. But in this farm, the animals seem to all be besties, so she decided to let them be and take care of each other and each other's babies. “The cats and rabbits have lived together for a very long time,” Hampton adds. “I understand that sometimes that doesn't happen, [but] that happened here.”