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A rescued cat was so eager to "help" her sister while she was giving birth. She wouldn't go anywhere. Soda and Sonya are bonded sistersBeTheirVoiceAnimalRescueTwo feline sisters came into an animal shelter after an owner surrender, and their inseparable bond was immediately noticeable.Soda (black) was heavily pregnant, and her sister, Sonya (gray), was glued to her side, constantly kneading on her belly. The mother cat needed a safe place to raise her kittens, and her sister couldn't stand being apart from her.A volunteer contacted Be Their Voice Animal Rescue and asked if they could take them both. Soda and her kittensBeTheirVoiceAnimalRescue"We wanted to work to get Soda out of the shelter before she gave birth," Aimee of Be Their Voice Animal Rescue shared with Love Meow. "These two girls were so very bonded that we wouldn't even consider separating them."A foster family opened their home and their hearts to the bonded sisters and prepared a birthing suite for the cat mom. Soda was so glad to have a comfy space to stretch out. Sonya insisted on helping her sister during laborBeTheirVoiceAnimalRescueA couple of days later, Soda went into labor and delivered her first two kittens, with Sonya snuggling her the whole time.Sonya acted like Soda's birth coach or a doula. At one point, she was "helping a little too much," so Soda pushed Sonya's face, trying to make room for herself. At one point, Sonya was "helping" a little too much BeTheirVoiceAnimalRescue"Sonya had to be temporarily removed so that Soda could focus on the task at hand."Eventually, Soda had four healthy kittens and one that sadly wasn't viable. Sonya immediately came to help clean the babies, supporting Soda in every way possible. Soda's four kittens and an adopted baby (tortie)BeTheirVoiceAnimalRescueThe four newborns never lacked an ounce of love, getting attention from both cats. The sisters curled up in a fluffy pile with the kittens nestled cozily in the middle. Sonya would tend to the babies whenever Soda needed a break.Of the four, there were three house panthers, Soda's little mini-mes, and a gray kitten resembling Sonya. Soda and Sonya are raising the kittens togetherBeTheirVoiceAnimalRescueTwo days later, Aimee received a rescue request about a little orphaned kitten found without a mother or siblings. The tortie was about the same age as Soda's litter and cried incessantly for a mother's love."We wanted to see if the moms would accept her. And they readily did, just like we knew they would." Norrie Jr came to the rescue as an orphanBeTheirVoiceAnimalRescueWhen they placed the tortie in the nest, the sisters immediately took her into their cuddle pile. Soda started cleaning and feeding the new baby as her own."Maybe the universe was making this family whole again after the stillborn by saving the singleton." Soda and Sonya accepted the new kitten as their ownBeTheirVoiceAnimalRescueThe tortie, Norrie Jr, quickly became part of the big family, cuddling and nursing alongside her new siblings."All of the kittens are doing well and thriving. They're in such a cute roly-poly stage right now. They're not really mobile but really want to be. Sister moms are doing great keeping everyone clean and appropriately snuggled." All five kittens are thriving in foster careBeTheirVoiceAnimalRescueSoda and Sonya continue to raise their kittens as a team, rarely spending a moment without one another.Once the kittens are old enough to be independent, the two will retire from motherhood and enjoy their life, knowing they will always have each other. BeTheirVoiceAnimalRescueShare this story with your friends. More on the feline family and Be Their Voice Animal Rescue on Instagram @fostercatsfordays and @_catz4life_.Related story: Cat Just Skin and Bones Walks Up to People Asking for Help, in a Month She Makes Incredible Transformation

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A Tennessee woman marched her daughter to the police station after seeing security video of the aftermath where a man was shot and killed over $60 in Memphis. The Memphis Police Department said the body of the deceased man was found near Filmore Avenue in Cherokee Park on Monday just before 8 a.m. Security video showed a woman running way from the park about the time that they believe the man was killed. That evening, Shante Jones was watching the news and was shocked to find that the woman caught on video looked just like her daughter. “I don’t condone violence. I don’t. If you do something, you will pay for it,” said Jones to WHBQ-TV. The next day, she brought her daughter to the office of the homicide detectives. Court records say that 26-year-old Kenyetta Hayes told police that the man had offered to pay her $60 for oral sex when she saw him at the Marathon gas station on Lamar Avenue. She said she intended to rob him and not participate in oral sex. Police said that when Hayes and the man got to the park, she shot and killed him in order to take his $60. She reportedly told police she was "thirsty for money" and used the money to buy two hot wing combo meals for herself and her boyfriend. Despite admitting that the woman on the video was her daughter, she says that she doesn't believe she pulled the trigger. Police however, charged Hayes with first-degree murder in perpetration of a robbery. Judge Ronald Lucchesi told Hayes Thursday in court that she could face the death penalty or life in prison if she's convicted for the crime. Jones had a warning for young people who were at risk of getting in trouble. "Think about what you're doing," she said. "They need to be a leader, not a follower, and watch who they hang around with." Hayes said she had $13 leftover after buying the combos, prompting many on social media to comment on inflation hitting chicken wing prices. A recent report found that the murder rate in Memphis and the surrounding had soared by 50% in 2023 from the previous year, and crime rates across the board had increased from 2022. Here's a local news report about the incident: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Business magnate Elon Musk has suggested that because the U.S. is being inundated by illegal aliens, the 2024 election will likley be the last in which the results are determined by American citizens."Given the massive influx of illegals from every country on Earth, 2024 will probably be the last election actually decided by US citizens," Musk tweeted."Unanimous Democrat opposition to requiring citizenship for apportionment of House seats and Presidential electoral college votes says it all"The House of Representatives passed a measure that would require the nation's decennial census count to include a component for respondents to indicate whether they and those in their household are U.S. citizens. The measure would require the exclusion of noncitizens from the figures used in determining each state's number of seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. The number of House seats in a state also impacts how much influence that state will have on the outcome of presidential elections. The vote was 206-202, strictly along party lines, with Republicans supporting passage and Democrats voting against the measure."Unanimous Democrat opposition to requiring citizenship for apportionment of House seats and Presidential electoral college votes says it all," Musk tweeted. "The Democratic Party goal is to disenfranchise US citizens by importing as many illegal immigrants as possible," he added. — (@) Musk has previously pointed out that illegal immigrants impact apportionment."Most Americans are still unaware that the census counts ALL people, including illegal immigrants, for deciding how many House seats each state gets!" Musk noted in a March tweet."And House seats determine how many votes each state has in the electoral college. So although illegal aliens don’t vote, they can determine the outcome of Presidential races," GOP Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky wrote when replying to Musk in March. — (@) "Apportionment is the process of dividing the 435 memberships, or seats, in the U.S. House of Representatives among the 50 states based on the apportionment population counts from the decennial census," according to the Census Bureau. "The apportionment population count for each of the 50 states includes the state’s total resident population plus a count of the overseas federal employees (and their dependents living with them overseas) who have that state listed as their home state in their employers’ administrative records," the Census Bureau notes. "Yes, all people (citizens and noncitizens) with a usual residence in the United States are included in the resident population for the census."Musk has also discussed the issue of election fraud. "Widespread voting by mail (not allowed before the scamdemic) makes proving fraud almost impossible," Musk wrote. "Out of ~100M votes, there will be at least a tiny amount of fraud. Anyone who claims there is none is obviously lying," he said in another post. — (@) 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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