This white cat is Snow, he grew up to be calm and gentle. He enjoys resting on soft blankets and loves being inside boxes, especially the one we placed on the bench. He often stays there quietly, observing everything around him. Sometimes, he lies down with his eyes half-closed, looking as if he’s deep in thought. Despite being calm, he gets playful at times, especially when we’re nearby. His favorite spot is anywhere that feels warm and cozy.
On the other hand, Kiwi is the total opposite of Snow. He’s active, curious, and always moving around. He loves climbing, jumping, and exploring new corners of the house. There’s never a dull moment with Kiwi around. He often spends time on his little playground, scratching, climbing, or simply observing the surroundings from a high spot. His playful nature makes him fun to watch, but sometimes he gets a bit naughty, like scratching boxes or running too fast. Even so, it’s hard to get mad at him because his energy and cuteness always make up for it.
Though Snow and Kiwi have different personalities, they get along quite well. They often stay near each other, sometimes sharing the same space or simply relaxing close by. It’s sweet to see how they seem to understand each other’s presence. When Kiwi gets too playful, Snow just watches him quietly, as if he’s used to his little brother’s energy. It’s heartwarming to see how they’ve grown from being scared kittens to healthy and happy cats living comfortably in my Auntie's house.
Having Snow and Kiwi taught us a lot about patience and responsibility. Taking care of pets means more than just feeding them. It’s about giving them attention, love, and time. There are days when cleaning up after them can be tiring, but their presence always makes everything worth it. When they greet us with their tiny meows or rub against our legs, all the stress seems to fade away.
Snow and Kiwi’s journey shows us how a simple act of kindness can change lives, not only theirs but also ours. We found them when they needed help, but they ended up helping us too in their own way. They brought joy into our home and every day with them feels special because they make even ordinary moments feel lighter and happier.
Whenever I see them resting or playing, I can’t help but feel thankful that we adopt them. Snow and Kiwi may just be pets to some, but to us, they are family. They have become part of our daily life and a source of happiness that continues to grow each day. That's all for this blog, see on my next!