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Rabbit has kittens
Six kittens abandoned by their mum have found an unlikely replacement - a pet rabbit.
The tiny kittens were left all alone after their mum decided she couldn’t be bothered feeding them, Ananova reports.
They were taken in by veterinary nurse Melanie Humble, who thought her own cat would mother them. But instead they’re being cared for by her rabbit Summer.
Now, they’ve fallen in love with their surrogate mum and refuse to leave her alone.
Melanie, from Aberdeen, said: “It’s amazing to see. For some reason they just took to the rabbit instantly and thought she was their mum. They started climbing all over her and were looking to get milk from her. She just sat there and let them do it.
“Now they follow her everywhere. They can’t bear to be without her. They’re all so lovely together.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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