Washington resident John had a boat that he rented out to those who wanted to ride on the lake. Once again, having arrived at the lake, the man saw that there were no boats in her usual place. John thought that the boat had been stolen, but after walking along the lake, he noticed her on the water, 50 meters from the place where he tied her. The boat got stuck in the bushes, John asked another boat owner to help him get to his watercraft.
As they approached, they heard this sound more clearly and it became clear that it was coming from the boat. Having reached the place, John saw four kittens in his boat. The animals were thin and weak, because they sat for a long time in the middle of the lake under the bright sun, without food and water.
Having reached the shore, John immediately took the kittens to the veterinary clinic. The doctors said that all four kittens were girls, and also that they had previously lived in the house, because they did not have fleas or parasites characteristic of street animals. It is quite possible that the former owners did not count on such a replenishment and decided to solve their problem in such a cruel way.
Overexposure was found for all the kittens, and Savannah agreed to take them in. The girl named the kitties Bey, Ryu, Betty and Estelle. Since the babies did not know how to eat on their own, Savannah fed them with a syringe. Her ginger cat Otis helped the girl to raise the kittens and teach them to be independent.
When the girls grew up and became independent, a new home and caring owners were found for each of them.
