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This Family Bought A Brand New Boat. But What They Received With The Boat? OMG

After buying a boat and bringing it home (traveling across several states), a family found two tiny kittens inside. The kittens were so young that they hadn’t even opened their eyes!

Introducing Pistachio and Raisin – 9-days old! Pistachio and Raisin are fantastic names! The kittens were taken to a foster home after the family brought them to the shelter – these kittens were too young for the family to care for themselves.


The twin kitties needed people with experience to give them care 24/7. The kittens have learned quickly to drink from the bottle – here it looks like he’s really enjoying the milk!

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At their foster home, they got nicknames Raisin’s was Moe and Pistachio was Curly (note the curly hair). The kittens here are 2-weeks old, and their eyes are open!

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They are underweight for kittens their age. Raisin and Pistachio were moved into a playpen so they can test out their legs without getting into too much trouble!

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They are not as underweight anymore, and each weighs about 7.65 oz. – but they still have a long way to go.

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How adorable, holding hands! Raisin is slightly smaller than Pistachio – who tops the scales at 303 oz, the bruiser!

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Once the kittens are weaned and have been spayed and neutered, the family that found them will adopt them both! Look, mom, no hands!!

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The foster mom did a great job caring for Pistachio and Raisin, and they have a family waiting for them – awesome!

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