These Two Kittens Were Left To Die, But Now Go On Epic Adventures With Us
Bolt and Keel were found abandoned in a bush behind the garbage bin of a local park. The plan was to take them to the local shelter, but it wasn’t open after work. The next day their humans left on a two day canoeing, hiking, and camping trip and didn’t know what to do with the kittens, so of course decided to bring them on the adventure too!
The kittens quickly won their way into their human’s hearts. Ever since, the brothers Bolt and Keel have embraced hiking, kayaking, sailing, and are always looking for new adventures.
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A few months ago, we found a pair of kittens abandoned in a bush behind the garbage bin
We wanted to take them to the local shelter, but it wasn’t open after work
The next day we planned to go hiking and we did not find anyone who could watch the kittens
So we decided to take them with us!
They quickly won our hearts
Now the kittens are our adventuring buddies, and mostly hang out in our jackets and bagpacks
They have embraced the hiking and kayaking and are always looking forward to new adventures
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Load More Replies...When I lived in Claremont CA (as a teenager) my family had a little Manx cat. She would go on walks all around the little town with me and when she didn't want to walk she would ride in a f***y pack. No leash she would just come when I shook my keys and follow along. People would be amazed. Thanks for posting these awesome photos and story.
F***y pack! How awesome:) I don't think Bolt and Keel would fit in one anymore, too bad!
Load More Replies...I am glad to see the harness and leash. That's a responsible way to take cats outdoors. It keeps them safe and they'll live longer. It also keeps them from killing vulnerable wild animals (such as native birds), which can be a big problem with free-roaming cats. Thanks for setting a terrific example. They look so comfortable with you!
You can follow us on Instagram: @boltandkeel for all of our adventures and we also just started a website to update everyone with their adventures: boltandkeel.wordpress.com
Load More Replies...When I lived in Claremont CA (as a teenager) my family had a little Manx cat. She would go on walks all around the little town with me and when she didn't want to walk she would ride in a f***y pack. No leash she would just come when I shook my keys and follow along. People would be amazed. Thanks for posting these awesome photos and story.
F***y pack! How awesome:) I don't think Bolt and Keel would fit in one anymore, too bad!
Load More Replies...I am glad to see the harness and leash. That's a responsible way to take cats outdoors. It keeps them safe and they'll live longer. It also keeps them from killing vulnerable wild animals (such as native birds), which can be a big problem with free-roaming cats. Thanks for setting a terrific example. They look so comfortable with you!
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