There's no denying the parental instinct that kicks inside us when we see a kitten in need. I remember when my daughter went out into the world, her first few seconds were spent staring at the ceiling lights, while a sense of immense responsibility came over me.
There's no denying the parental instinct that kicks inside us when we see a kitten in need.
I remember when my daughter went out into the world, her first few seconds were spent staring at the ceiling lights, while a sense of immense responsibility came over me.
It's one thing to say "parents are responsible for their kids", and totally another to feel it burning in your bones.
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There's no denying the parental instinct that kicks inside us when we see a kitten in need. I remember when my daughter went out into the world, her first few seconds were spent staring at the ceiling lights, while a sense of immense responsibility came over me. It's one thing to say "parents are responsible for their kids", and totally another to feel it burning in your bones.
So imagine all that spiraling within you for months, and then you see a little baby abandoned and in danger.
If this not-yet-father felt even half of what I...
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