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A tiny kitten showed the willpower of a house panther when she was found outside, refusing to give up. MinimoChatonsOrphelinsMontrealMinimo, the kitten, was found as a tiny newborn, weighing merely 55 grams, about half the size of some of her siblings.The mother cat left Minimo and her littermates shortly after giving birth and never returned for them. A concerned member of the community rushed to save them while working on securing the mama with a humane trap.They quickly noticed Minimo was exceptionally small and urgently needed one-on-one care. She was half the size of some of her siblingsChatonsOrphelinsMontrealChatons Orphelins Montreal stepped up to take her while the other kittens were transferred to another carer."Minimo was just skin and bones at 55 grams (nearly two ounces), and the chances of survival were very slim. She didn't have the strength to take the bottle, and her mouth was so tiny," Chatons Orphelins Montreal shared. Minimo weighed only 55 grams, almost two ouncesChatonsOrphelinsMontrealMinimo's foster mom kept her warm since she couldn't regulate her body temperature and carefully fed her every hour around the clock. After several sleepless nights, the kitten started to perk up with renewed energy.Eventually, they found the mama cat and brought her to safety, but she refused to tend to her kittens. ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealWhen the rescue group discovered Minimo's surviving siblings needed additional care and attention, they immediately offered to take them and arranged for an experienced foster volunteer to look after them.Meanwhile, the little runt continued to fight with every ounce of her being, determined to live. ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealMinimo forged on and surprised everyone with her fighting spirit. After two weeks of painstaking care, she got the hang of her bottle, opened her eyes to see, and even attempted to walk and explore.They didn't know if she would make it when they first got her, but with her strong will and her foster mom's dedication, she pulled through. She finally got the hang of her bottleChatonsOrphelinsMontrealHer ears began to unfold when she matched the size of her tiny bottle. With her developing senses, she grew curious about her surroundings as her foster mom carried her everywhere, keeping up with her feedings.Despite her miniature size, Minimo has the determination and spirit of a panther. "She doesn't hesitate to ask for food when she's hungry. She can now suckle from the bottle and eats very quickly." ChatonsOrphelinsMontrealAfter getting a full belly, Minimo proudly shows off her tiny milk-stache as her foster mom cleans and caresses her.She stays in her little "bat-mobile" (the carrier) with her human constantly by her side. She's surrounded by warm blankets and soft plushies and reassured that she's never alone. Minimo and her milk-stacheChatonsOrphelinsMontrealAt three weeks old, Minimo is more than five times her intake weight. She's growing a beautiful "panther" coat, getting fluffier and plumper each day."Minimo was tiny when she arrived, and since she refused the bottle, feeding her was a challenge. But now, her bottle routine is well established. She is weighed every morning and evening to make sure she's on the right track." At three weeks old, she weighed in at 295 grams, about 10 ouncesChatonsOrphelinsMontrealDespite all the odds against her, Minimo has conquered every hurdle and is finally thriving.She's starting to play with fuzzy toys, waving her legs in the air, revealing her fierce attitude. "She is very vocal when she is hungry or when we clean her. Her big personality is emerging." She's getting fluffier and plumper each dayChatonsOrphelinsMontrealThe tiny palm-sized wonder has blossomed into a gorgeous mini house panther. When she's ready, she will join other kittens, honing their feline skills and learning the art of mischief-making. She's starting to play with toysChatonsOrphelinsMontrealShare this story with your friends. More on Minimo and Chatons Orphelins Montreal on Instagram and Facebook.Related story: Kittens Found in Warehouse Together, One of Them Needs Help to Walk, and the Other Never Leaves His Side

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Celebrity Bette Midler reposted a conspiracy theory about the assassination attempt on President Donald Trump and claimed his message against Taylor Swift was illegal.The rabid messages were posted to Midler's official social media account on the X platform. 'What the f*** really DID happen in Butler PA.'"#Trump rage-tweeting his hate for #TaylorSwift is not just dangerous, it’s illegal. He is putting out a hit on her, and we all know it," she wrote on Sunday just about the time of the second assassination attempt on Trump's life. Midler was referring to a simple message Trump posted saying in call caps that he hated the singer after she endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris (D). "He wants his minions to do his dirty work, and you know they will. If she is hurt, he will deny that he knows anything about it, as he always does, 'I don’t know, I haven’t heard.' She should sue the diapers off him, and I hope she does. #SwiftiesUnite," she added. She also boosted a tweet wondering aloud if Trump's healed ear was a sign that the official story from the first assassination attempt was fake somehow. "So, since we've all established that an ear 'blown off' by a bullet from an automatic rifle doesn't grow back on it's own, what the f*** really DID happen in Butler PA, the day two people died?" the missive read. Midler retweeted the conspiracy tweet to her 2.1 million followers, and it garnered over 3.9 million views on the X platform.Trump's all-caps message detailing his hatred of Taylor Swift was buried after reports of a second apparent assassination attempt on the former president's life just hours later. She has previously been caught in online controversies after posting on social media. In one example from 2019, Trump ridiculed her as a "sick scammer" for peddling a false quote attributed to him mocking Republicans. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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