They took in a kitten found in the middle of a highway and helped her grow into the most charming little cat. NachoGood Karma Pet RescueAbout three months ago, a tiny orange kitten was found alone in the middle of a highway. She was cold, hungry, and far too young to be on her own.Only a few weeks old, the kitten had a big voice and an incredible will to live. She cried out desperately for her mother, who was nowhere to be found. Thankfully, a Good Samaritan spotted her just in time and brought her to safety.When Good Karma Pet Rescue received the call for help, their volunteers sprang into action. Good Karma Pet RescueA foster family welcomed the kitten into their home and lovingly named her Nacho. They began bottle-feeding her around the clock, making sure she stayed warm. No more lying on cold pavement, Nacho now had a cozy bed and a devoted family watching over her."The whole family has been trained on bottle feeding, and they are 'fighting over who feeds her,'" the rescue told Love Meow. Good Karma Pet RescueNacho was given a second chance at life when she was pulled from the highway and placed into foster care. She arrived fragile and underweight, but within days, she gained weight and strength.Her foster family gave her a plush toy to cuddle with in bed, so she would never feel alone. Good Karma Pet RescueWith a family catering to her every need, Nacho never missed a feeding and was showered with cuddles and kisses. She quickly bonded with her humans, always wanting to be close, and turned into a true people-cat.Her foster dad doted on her endlessly and took great pride in every milestone she reached. Good Karma Pet RescueAs Nacho grew bigger and steadier on her feet, her playful and mischievous personality emerged, and her classic orange-cat charm began to shine. "She has been raised into the confident, sweet little firecracker she is today," the foster family shared.Nacho especially loved being carried around the house, perched on her human's shoulder like a tiny parrot. Good Karma Pet Rescue"This girl has personality, charm, and enough sass to make every day brighter."Even after she was old enough to wean and big enough to zoom around the house and leap on and off furniture, Nacho held onto her love for the bottle just a bit longer. Her foster family happily indulged her, smiling as she wiggled her ears while she drank. Good Karma Pet RescueNacho blossomed into a happy, affectionate young cat, always surrounded by people who adored and spoiled her. When she was finally ready for adoption, the rescue hoped she would find a home with a feline friend she could cuddle and play with.Earlier that year, the rescue had taken in another orange cat named Ed, who quickly earned a reputation as a total love bug. Good Karma Pet RescueEd was known for launching himself into people's laps and smothering them with affection.When a family fell in love with Nacho, they couldn't help but notice Ed, too. Both cats were clingy, loving, and clearly happiest with company. Knowing they would be perfect together, the family made the decision to adopt them both. EdGood Karma Pet RescueNacho happily graduated from foster care and headed to her forever home with her big brother, Ed.She now has a lifelong companion to match her boundless energy, and together they fill their home with joy and plenty of orange-cat mischief. Ed and Nacho were adopted togetherGood Karma Pet RescueShare this story with your friends. More cats and kittens at Good Karma Pet Rescue on Instagram @gkpetrescue and Facebook.Related story: Kittens Go from Hiding Under House to Having Father-like Cat Who Shows Them the Way

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Captain America and Iron Man would be feigning progressivism in public while secretly voting Republicans down the ballot, according to stand-up comedian Chris D'Elia.D'Elia was discussing political influence in television shows with fellow comedians Erik Griffin and Brendan Schaub when he presented his theory.'Wolverine! Cyclops! Professor X, hello?!'The trio said that while some TV shows simply have entertaining characters that happen to be gay, the "gay agenda" becomes evident when certain storylines are forced.Team Trump"What I do think they do do, though, is with their big shows, they try to figure out how to put gay characters in it, or trans characters," D'Elia said on "The Golden Hour" podcast.This led D'Elia to theorize that even though superheroes are "all woke in the movies," they are definitely voting Republican at the ballot box."What superhero would be left-wing?! They wouldn't. They have so much power," D'Elia said, launching into a signature screaming tirade."Jarvis, what's up with this f**kin' trans s**t?!" he joked, mimicking actor Robert Downey Jr. in "Iron Man.""You know the real Captain America would be f**king Republican, secretly voting for Trump. And you know Iron Man would be talking to Jarvis about f**king woke bitches, dude!" he continued.RELATED: New 'Star Trek' DEI disaster flops despite airing for free: A 'huge, gay, glee club middle finger' Stable geniusGriffin prompted D'Elia to explain which members of the X-Men he feels are Republicans, which had the New Jersey native yelling into the microphone."Who's Republican, dude? Wolverine! Cyclops! Professor X, hello?! You think he's out there — in his mind, he's like, 'But secretly, f**k these woke, white liberal women.' Killing them left and right, dude, with his brain."Griffin — known for his work on shows like "Workaholics" — calmly delivered his thoughts about when shows go too far with their political agenda. The 53-year-old explained that shows have jumped the shark when they become "an after-school special" that has a political lesson to teach."To me, that's the agenda thing, is when you're trying to control how people think about stuff," he said.RELATED: Trump fatigue: Golden Globes host on why she kept jokes politics-free TranovisionThis inspired Griffin and Schaub to develop an idea for a new filter on platforms like Netflix, where users can opt out of seeing transgender or overly gay content."They just need a filter," Griffin explained. "Like, more than just age filter, right? What if they had a 'gay agenda' filter?"Schaub put a stamp on the topic and said that while he certainly enjoys a lot of new shows, "with the gay narrative, just leave it all out of the kids' stuff. But for the grown-ups, dude, you're a grown-ass person."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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