Was born in my parents’ back yard. She was the first and only surviving kitten of the litter. On the night she was born, her mom left her under a pile of wood and took off, probably because there were still six more kittens in her tummy. Petunia cried all night, and in the morning I carefully took her from under the woodpile and reunited her with her mother to nurse. I had originally adopted the runt of the litter, but after he tragically passed I decided to take little Petunia home with me.
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