Foster Kittens Explore the Sea Life Aquarium
More than a dozen foster kittens from the Bitty Kitty Brigade were taken on a field trip to the Sea Life Aquarium at the Mall of America. The kittens watched fish, rays, sharks, and other marine creatures in the large tanks, and some curled up near the exhibits for a well-earned nap.
The Bitty Kitty Brigade is a foster-based, no-kill rescue that cares for orphaned newborn kittens. This outing marked the sixth year the organization has brought foster kittens to the aquarium, giving them a chance to explore, play, rest, and behave like curious young cats.
News anchors covering the visit noted that the kittens reacted much like human aquarium visitors, watching the creatures swim past with curiosity.
Key takeaways
- Over a dozen foster kittens visited the Sea Life Aquarium.
- The kittens observed fish, rays, sharks, and other marine life.
- Some kittens napped near the exhibits.
- The Bitty Kitty Brigade has been doing this for six years.
- The outing provides foster kittens with exploration, play, and rest opportunities.
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Originally reported by iHeartCats. Read the full article.
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