Tiny Kittens Fit in a Reese’s Cup
Ronda Caldrone, who has been fostering two bottle-baby ginger kittens since September, challenged herself to photograph them inside a bright orange Reese’s cup. The resulting photos show Mr. Wiggles and Rookie comfortably fitting inside the cup, with enough space for their heads and ears to peek out.
The kittens are still very small, and the photos capture a milestone moment: Mr. Wiggles recently tried eating from a bowl for the first time. He dove face-first into his meal, digging around as if searching for treasure, and by the end had eaten some of his dinner and worn the rest. This transition from bottle to bowl is a typical step for bottle-fed kittens as they grow.
Ronda noted that the photo shoot was exhausting for Mr. Wiggles, who was completely passed out afterward. She joked that “being this cute is exhausting.” As the kittens grow, Ronda may need a larger cup to accommodate them.
Key takeaways
- Ronda Caldrone photographed her bottle-baby kittens inside a Reese’s cup.
- Mr. Wiggles and Rookie are still small enough to fit comfortably in the cup.
- Mr. Wiggles recently began eating from a bowl, a normal milestone for bottle-fed kittens.
- The photo shoot left Mr. Wiggles exhausted, and Ronda may need a larger cup soon.
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Originally reported by iHeartCats. Read the full article.
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