The Indigenous Animal Rescue Group (DARG) in Cape Town, South Africa, picked up a stray kitten.
Holly is a volunteer in the organization and he gladly accepted the responsibility of sending June to his home.
June was at first walking around the house, realizing how to recognize her new environment, as she was blind.
She was running up and down like any other cat.
June was Holly’s foster child for several months, during which time she fell completely in love with him.
June was not only a wild girl, but also sought love from everyone she met.
Soon later, Andrew and Rebecca read a post about June on Facebook and chose to adopt her without even seeing her.
Everything went according to plan, and they received approval!
There was an instant connection when they eventually picked her up, and June is clearly a “daddy’s girl.”
She embraced her new father and snuggled into his arms right away. She even climbed up on his neck on the way home and refused to let go.
June was determined to socialize with Andrew and Rebecca’s other cats, despite the fact that they were obviously uninterested in her, and she was determined to play with them.
Lately they are all socializing together and are inseparable.
June enjoys going on walks with her family when she is not hanging out with her sisters; it has become one of her favorite activities.
June is loved by the entire family, and they cannot picture their lives without her. She’s carved a special place in their hearts for herself.
