'After accepting my very first delivery, the packages have already found homes': Worker rescues two scrappy orange kittens mid-shift in a wholesome tale of teamwork, whiskers, and finding furever homes

Last week, a warehouse shift turned into a full-blown catastrophe, but the good kind. While unloading a truck, the worker heard the unmistakable sound of tiny, distressed meows echoing through the garage. Like a seasoned pawfessional, they sprinted toward the source and discovered a skinny, scrappy little kitten demanding immediate attention. Naturally, the package was signed for and scooped up without hesitation.

But just when everyone thought the delivery was complete, a second surprise shipment revealed itself. An orange fluffball hiding in the pallet stacks, playing peek-a-boo like a feline Houdini. No matter the strategym sneaking, squeezing, or even climbing, the worker was repeatedly outsmarted. The orange menace clearly had nine lives' worth of tricks.

Just as hope seemed lost, the night manager swooped in like a true hero, snatching the orange escape artist mid-recon. The rescue crew erupted in victory mews. Mission accomplished. Both kittens didn't just get saved. They got adopted, trading forklifts and pallets for forever homes filled with warm laps, endless snacks, and zero overtime.

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Star employee of the month at CDS HQ right here! Not only accepted the delivery, but handled quality control and customer service with purr-fection. Truly setting the standard for feline logistics.
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Honestly the hardest part wouldn’t be catching them. It’d be letting them go. No way we’d resist those tiny faces, they’d be coming home with us instead of getting adopted.
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Orange bois never fail to bring the spice. Always the tiny chaos goblins of the cat world. Super cute though, even when they’re busy showing off their teefers!
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