Tiny baby kitten found underneath car when woman tries to go out, finds the kitten still there hours later with no mom cat in sight, decides to give her a furrever home

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    I was going out in the evening one day to meet a friend, found a tiny little ball of fur underneath my car, hiding itself by sitting on
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    my front suspension lower arm assembly, I figured that mommy cat might come back for it later
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    so I left it alone and took my second car to meet the friend. Came back home 4-5 hours later,
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    ball of fur was still there. Went back home & spent the night, the next morning the little baby was
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    still there, no sign of mother cat anywhere.
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    So I brought her home and decided to raise her myself.
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    MOD This is a quite normal reaction for a feral kitten with no experience of
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    human touch, the way it is being held is not harmful, however I do agree that the bad camera angle and
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    position of the ceiling fan makes this look a little bit like a horror movie. We do not believe that OP has any
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    motive to hurt kitty, that they have rescued and helped cats previously and
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    ask to see some happier pics of kitty now that she has settled in.
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    JohnnyC300 She sounds like she has opinions. BIG OPINIONS. Good luck to you and your
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    little cutie there. Look up the kitten lady for tips on what to do from here. She has LOTS of resources on
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    how/what to feed, litter training, supplies you are going to need, the whole
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    shebang if you are new to kitty ownership. After all, she does now own you, and you
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    need to know how to handle that. Kitty overlords can be demanding.
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    MoarNootNoot It looks like you're holding baby up near the fan blades to extract information lol.
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    Intelligent Insect 13 She looks scared of being held up like that. To be abandoned when you're so
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    tiny in this big world is scary. Thank you for taking in this little one. Hold her close with lots of cuddles the rewards will be priceless
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