'You belong to me now, got it?': Tiny feral barn kitten leaves animal-loving farmer no choice when she wholesomely adopts him to be her new dad

No matter how manly and rugged you are, when a barn kitten chooses you as her new dad, you say, "Yes, thank you."

Cats don't care if you're big or small, manly or feminine, or rich or poor, they just want you to serve their every whim and fancy for the rest of their lives. And by "serve them", we mean love them, but sometimes, it really feels like serving. Especially when they randomly decide they don't like their food they've been eating for years now, and you have to run out and get a whole new brand just so they will end their spontaneous hunger strike.

They also don't care if you've never had a cat before, or if you even like cats. That's what happened to our animal-loving farmer below, who knows a lot about cows and chickens, but nothing about kittens. That is, until he posted some pictures of his new daughter online and asked for advice. Thankfully, the cat community came to his rescue, and the two are purrfectly ready to start to build a new life together as father and daughter, or master and servant.

Read more about their tiny, yet awwdorable, journey below!

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Once you get past the super-young-kitten stage, it gets a lot easier. Once they can go to the bathroom on their own and eat wet food, your life becomes “normal” again. But until then, she's like a hooman baby - she needs to be fed every couple of ours, and she'll need help relieving herself. Keep her warm, and the more physical contact you can get with her, the better. It will help bond the two of you together, as well as help her feel safe.
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The Kitten Lady is probably the best resource out there for young kitten care. She's been in the business of helping people who love cats take care of them for as long as we can remember. She's thorough, kind, and really knows her stuff. If you ever find a kitten that's too young to be separated from its mother, please use her as a resource to ensure the kitten gets proper care.
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