Nannah was just a tiny kitten when she was found wandering all alone in a residential area in Montreal, Canada. She was barely five weeks old and had no mother or siblings. A Good Samaritan who spotted her was worried about how hungry she was and decided to take her home. A local animal rescuer, Nadia, came across the plea for help on social media and sprang into action. She picked up the kitten and transported her to Chatons Orphelins Montreal, where she received the needed care.
“We named the kitten Nannah. She was so small and weighed barely a pound,” Celine Crom of the rescue said. Nannah was underweight and had some stomach issues that needed to be resolved, but she quickly started to thrive in her new environment. “She was vulnerable living outside without a mom at such a young age, but she’s a fighter,” Crom said.
Nannah is now a healthy and happy kitten who loves to play and snuggle with her rescuers. She is an example of the remarkable resilience of kittens and how, with a bit of love and care, they can overcome anything.
“She wiggles behind to charge up her pounce and surprises the animals with her boisterous sneak attacks. Even the resident dog can’t escape this little ball of energy. “She always goes to them and needs to be around them. She wants to know what they’re doing, and she’s a diva herself,” Celine said about Nannah’s desire for attention.
“Nannah has learned to feed herself by watching and imitating the house cats. They’ve taught her discipline and tolerated her numerous antics. She may be the smallest of the family, but she’s certainly one of the most energetic little princesses.”
Nannah is a stealthy creep who starts by looking at her people from afar and creeps up on them in a quiet way. She appears out of nowhere, intriguingly inspecting their ongoing job before they have time to react. Nannah uses her inner ninja daily to bring joy to her foster family.
Nannah is a sweet and loving kitten who has been through a lot in her short life. But thanks to the kindness of strangers, she has found her forever home and is thriving. She is a reminder of the importance of rescuing animals.
