A tiny kitten from an industrial site revealed herself to be a cat with a bold attitude and charisma that could light up a room. Clara BowFoster the FurbabiesA dilute calico was spotted amidst the grit of an industrial building site. An independent rescuer took her in and noticed she needed bottle feeding.She reached out to Gab Cirucci, co-founder of Foster the Furbabies, who swiftly arranged for the kitten to receive round-the-clock care. "When I got her, she was super feisty. She was about four weeks old but weighed as much as a 2-week-old kitten," Gab shared with Love Meow.The kitten, lovingly named Clara Bow, arrived with a hungry wail, but her appetite turned out to be as tiny as a mouse's. She was found at an industrial building siteFoster the FurbabiesUnderweight and struggling to eat, Clara needed all the support she could get to grow and thrive.For the first few days, she showed little interest in her food, leaving her foster mom constantly worried. "She was also being super finicky. I had to slowly and carefully syringe-feed her the proper amount of formula at each feeding." Foster the FurbabiesThe little calico kept her foster mom on her toes, yet she confidently toddled around on her fluffy blanket, full of spirit and charm.When Gab switched to a different brand of formula that suited the kitten's taste, her appetite finally improved, bringing her foster mom much-needed relief. Foster the Furbabies"That's when I knew she was going to be okay. I am very hopeful that she is going to continue to grow big and strong." With her steady progress, Clara is expected to join one of the rescue's kitten clowders within a couple of weeks.Despite her small stature, it was her bold and feisty attitude that carried her through. Foster the Furbabies"Her will to live has been amazing. She wasn't in the worst condition, but her weight made me really nervous the first few days. She might not have wanted to eat during that time, but she let me help her with syringe feeding and didn't try to resist too much."Once Clara started gaining weight, her vibrant and larger-than-life personality came to the forefront. "She is going to be trouble with a capital T." Foster the FurbabiesShe struts around with her tail held high, puffing up her fur to appear big and strong. She has mastered the art of supervising her people, observing them with keen curiosity and never missing a moment of the action.Although she remains petite, her fearless demeanor makes her seem much larger than she is. Foster the Furbabies"Clara has a big personality and is extremely sassy for a tiny kitten. Her facial expressions are too funny, and she is learning how to use all of her sounds - meowing, of course, but also 'spitting' at toys when she's playing. It is so adorable."When she ventures onto the big couch with her foster mom, away from her usual playpen, she zips around, asserting her presence and claiming every inch of space she explores. Foster the Furbabies"She especially likes to run up to my dogs to play with them. I can't wait until her quarantine period is done so I can introduce her to some kitty friends - I know she will love to play with them." Foster the FurbabiesLucy, the gentle canine resident, adores the little calico's company. She lets the kitten climb all over her, play with her floppy ears and tail, and even practice her wrestling moves on her big paws.Surrounded by love and gentle care, Clara is thriving and growing beautifully. Clara and LucyFoster the FurbabiesAt just five weeks old, she's already commanding the space, lighting up the room with her lively spirit and irresistible charm."She's slowly becoming the little chunky girl that she should be." Foster the FurbabiesShare this story with your friends. More on Clara and Foster the Furbabies on Instagram and Facebook.Related story: Cat Curled Up Outside House on Bitter Cold Day, When the Door Opened, He Walked in Ready for Change

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One adult and two minors were charged with felonies after they rode scooters over an LGBTQ+ crosswalk in Spokane, Washington, and the scooter rental company declared a no-go zone to protect the mural. Spokane police said they were called by reports of vandalism on the mural, and they said they were able to witness some of the damage being done firsthand. 'It is disturbing to see the hate taking place in Spokane ... We will not let the hateful few spoil the joy of Pride Month.' They arrested three people, two of whom were minors, and charged with class-B felony of malicious mischief in the first degree. A criminal complaint said the teens responded with epithets when they were confronted by other residents during the incident. Investigators said there was "widespread damage” to the Pride mural, including “black scuff marks consistent with scooter wheels." Photographs with the police report showed about 14 black skid marks. Lime, a company that rents scooters to pedestrians, said it was instituting a "no-go zone" over the mural so that its devices would stop working if someone tried to ride them into the LGBTQ+ crosswalk. A scooter that enters a no-go zone will slowly come to stop until the rider walks it out of the zone. Lime Director of Government Relations Hayden Harvey released a statement to the National Desk saying that the company strongly condemning the acts of "vile" hatred committed via scooter wheel. "All of us at Lime condemn these vile acts in no uncertain terms,” said Harvey. “At a time when our teams at Lime are beginning pride celebrations around the globe, it is disturbing to see the hate taking place in Spokane," he added. “We will not let the hateful few spoil the joy of Pride Month in Spokane, and are grateful for those working to make Spokane more welcoming for all." The adult was identified as 19-year-old Ruslan V. V. Turko, while the two minors were not identified due to their age. Spokane Pride said it raised enough money through a fundraiser to repair the damage from the black scuff marks of hatred from the mural. Police also said that the mural had recently been resurfaced to address previous damage after someone lit the crosswalk on fire in May. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Republican Rep. Mike Collins of Georgia said in a Sunday post on X that one of his staffers and another individual had been targeted for robbery in Washington, D.C."Early this morning, three men attempted to rob one of my staffers and a friend at gunpoint in Navy Yard. One attacker took a watch, the other took a fist to the face. Our nation's capital has become a warzone because of pro-criminal policies peddled by D.C.'s government. Thank the good Lord, after fending off the assailants, both young men are safe," Collins tweeted.'It's unthinkable that drive-by robberies are a normal part of living just a few blocks from the Capitol.'"It's a shame our nation's capital is a showcase for failed Democrat policies and violent crime as opposed to the greatness of our country. The crime is so common place now many people don't even report it because they know the city government will do nothing or just release the criminals to keep offending," the staffer who had been involved in the incident told the Daily Caller on Monday.The nation's capital is a deeply blue area that has consistently voted for the Democratic presidential candidate in each election since 1964, which was the first presidential contest after the 23rd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution took effect."Time and time again D.C.'s leadership proves they are incapable of governing and protecting its citizens. Violent crime in this city is a problem that affects everyone. It's unthinkable that drive-by robberies are a normal part of living just a few blocks from the Capitol," Collins tweeted.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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