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Most bird shots live and die at 1/2,000 of a second or faster. That single setting works, but it locks you into one type of image and leaves a huge range of creative possibilities completely untouched.
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It’s time for my monthly video compilation! March is a bit late because Easter (and the peach kitty’s Easter basket) got in the way.

Between opening with a cat show and some seriously fun playtime, it was a pretty great month.

I think the peach kitty made some progress with my human, or vice versa. You can see in the videos with him.

And of course, there were all those St. Patrick’s cat hats!
Check it all out below, and let me know your favorite moments in the comments!
Kind people noticed a mother cat and her kittens living inside an empty tire and changed their lives forever.
Molasses and her kittensLittle Wanderers NYC
An animal rescuer was visiting a tire shop when he noticed a mother cat and her tiny kittens living inside an empty tire.
Though the mom was severely underweight, she was doing everything she could to keep her kittens safe. “A tire shop is no place for tiny kittens, with loud machinery, heavy equipment, and constant activity,” Little Wanderers NYC, a volunteer-run rescue, shared.
As soon as the rescue learned about the feline family’s situation, they sprang into action.
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The kittens’ eyes were crusted with dirt and debris. Despite barely having enough food for herself, their mom never stopped feeding them. “We raced them to our partner veterinarian for critical vetting.”
Determined to keep the family together, the rescue quickly arranged a foster home. Shannon, a dedicated volunteer, stepped in and welcomed them into her care.
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The cat, named Molasses (also known as Cricket), was just skin and bones beneath her long-haired coat. She was incredibly friendly, affectionate, and hungry, eagerly devouring every bit of food given to her.
“The mama is as sweet as molasses, so naturally her babies were given names to match: Pie, Honey, Gelato, and Candy.”
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With plenty of food available, Molasses ate to her heart’s content. Overnight, her world changed. For the first time, she could relax and focus on caring for her kittens.
Meanwhile, the kittens received the care they desperately needed. Their faces were gently cleaned, and their infected eyes were treated. Candy, the runt of the litter, who had arrived with one eye completely crusted shut, could finally see through both eyes.
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A few days later, Molasses took a turn for the worse. Determined to give her every chance to recover and return to her kittens stronger, the rescue team rushed her to the emergency vet.
After 24 hours of supportive care, Molasses began to turn a corner.
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As her strength returned, so did her spirit. Molasses blossomed into a total love bug. She happily greeted her foster mom whenever she entered the room, leaning in for pets and affection. “She is so sweet; it’s hard to believe she was a stray,” Shannon told Love Meow.
“She’s very trusting and never hisses. She likes to play with my cat, Cheeto.”
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With a cozy playpen keeping her kittens safe, Molasses was finally able to take some well-deserved breaks. “She jumps on my son’s bed to take breaks.”
Shannon’s dog, Bean, is famously gentle with cats and has become a fun “uncle” to many foster kittens. He gladly watches over Molasses’ babies, giving her a chance to rest and enjoy a little time to herself.
Bean, the canine friend, adores the kittensLittle Wanderers NYC
The kittens are growing by leaps and bounds, and their personalities are starting to shine. They spend their days tumbling over one another, playing, and exploring, while their mom keeps an eye on them, making sure they don’t wander too far.
Molasses still has some weight to gain, but she is finally healthy, safe, and thriving.
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Thanks to the compassionate rescuer and the dedicated volunteers at Little Wanderers NYC, this feline family now has a bright future ahead.
In a few more weeks, the kittens will be ready for adoption. And Molasses, after everything she has been through, will find a loving home where she will be cherished and pampered for the rest of her life.
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Share this story with your friends. Little Wanderers NYC takes in some of the neediest cats. If you’d like to foster or adopt, message them on Instagram @littlewanderersnyc, Facebook, or email adopt.littlewanderersnyc@gmail.com
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