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An orphaned kitten meowed himself hoarse until help arrived. With a heart-shaped patch on his belly and boundless love to give, he's ready to melt everyone's heart. ZukoBestFriendsFelinesLast month, a tiny 3-week-old kitten was found alone outside, separated from his mother and siblings. His desperate cries caught the attention of a Good Samaritan who rushed to his rescue.The kitten had "cried himself hoarse," searching for his mom. After receiving much-needed care at an emergency vet clinic, a volunteer from Best Friends Felines, a cat rescue, welcomed the little one into their home, giving him a fresh start.The kitten was extremely distressed until he nestled into his carer's arms. Though his voice was croaky from all the crying, his spirit remained full of hope. BestFriendsFelinesHe refused to be left alone, screaming his little heart out until he was cuddled. Seeing his need for constant companionship, they decided to place him with a few older kittens, providing him with the comfort and friendship he longed for.A week earlier, a concerned passerby stumbled upon three kittens left behind after their stray mother cat ran off and never returned. They were taken to Best Friends Felines for a chance at a better life. Aang, Katara, and SokkaBestFriendsFelinesNamed after characters from Avatar, Aang, Katara, and Sokka finally experienced the comfort of a warm bed and full bellies, feeling content and safe.Days later, the trio noticed a new addition to their playpen - Zuko, the tiny black-and-white kitten. Despite being three weeks older, they took him under their wing, grooming his little face and snuggling him as if he were one of their own. BestFriendsFelines"[They] licked and cuddled him to let him know he was safe, and Zuko finally stopped crying."Zuko quickly grew attached to his new feline siblings, trailing them everywhere and constantly wanting to be near them. While the trio mastered the litter box, learned to eat from a dish, and honed their feline skills, Zuko eagerly tagged along, never missing a chance to mimic their every move. Zuko nestled comfortably with his new feline siblingsBestFriendsFelinesThey romped around their playpen, pouncing and wrestling until they collapsed into a cozy pile. The older kittens curled protectively around their little brother, smothering him with love.With three kittens as his constant companions, Zuko began to grow and flourish, allowing his endearing personality to shine. Zuko was born with a heart-shaped belly patchBestFriendsFelines"Zuko continues to be the most adorable little brother, grunting and croaking for food and reclining like a tiny prince on a heated pad after each feed. All he wants is love and affection."He has so much love to give, perfectly symbolized by the heart-shaped marking on his belly. "He really is the sweetest little kitty." BestFriendsFelinesWith proper care, nutritious food, and an abundance of love, these kittens have blossomed into boisterous bundles of energy. Zuko, the youngest of the bunch, holds his own when tumbling with his bigger playmates."They went through something pretty big, losing their respective mamas so young, needing to adapt to bottles, syringes, etc., but they have been safe and warm and loved; they've had each other too." He loves attention and playBestFriendsFelines"They are so trusting and sweet and adore the people that have fed and cleaned them."Zuko excitedly runs to greet his foster carer every time they enter the room, offering the sweetest welcome. No longer crying for attention, he joyfully dashes around, charming everyone with his irresistible personality. BestFriendsFelines"He is an incredible, gentle darling. He's been a dream kitten, eating well, cuddly, loud purrs, and trots at your heels. He adores humans and seeks them out, but it's not the same as having a constant companion."Zuko is overjoyed to have three playful feline friends to keep him company and loving humans who ensure he will be spoiled and cherished endlessly. BestFriendsFelinesShare this story with your friends. More on Best Friends Felines on Instagram and Facebook.Related story: Two Kittens Seek Help Together, One of Them Appears Blind But Days Later They Discover He Can See

On Thursday, ABC’s The View’s Joy Behar responded to the recent Supreme Court decision to not restrict access to the abortion drug Mifepristone by attacking the institution itself, proclaiming: “I don't trust it. But I don’t trust them!” Surprisingly, co-host Sunny Hostin initiated the segment as she expressed that the Supreme Court’s decision “does restore a little bit of my faith in the court.” Her support for this was the fact that not everyone can “bring a case in front of the Supreme Court.” Hostin alluded to Justice Clarence Thomas opinion on the decision and concluded that this was “black-letter law and they stuck to it.”     Co-host Ana Navarro did not hesitate as she exclaimed, “Well I just have to wonder what flag Mrs. Alito is going to fly today.” The audience cheered and laughed like usual. Later in the segment, Joy Behar noted that you can get this medication in the mail “just like women have been doing.” But she made it evident that even though decision was 9-0 in her favor, she did not approve of the Supreme Court’s decision as she interrupted Hostin and declared: “I don't trust it. But I don’t trust them – if Donald Trump gets in, don’t trust this.” Sarah Haines chimed in as she remarked “Some people don’t remember that justices have to prove their case. It's not like math where you put in an answer. You have to show us how you got there through the letter of the law so it's not as simple to have just corrupt judges running around in the Supreme Court.” She emphasized that this case decision was a reminder that judges “can’t just decide based on their beliefs.” But Behar interjected with the same comment: “I don’t trust the whole thing. I don’t trust them.” Hostin, who even seemed to be surprised by her continued reaction, asked Behar “you don’t trust the whole thing?” Behar simply responded “No.” Navarro agreed with Behar as she asserted “Well neither do most Americans right now, unfortunately. Which is don’t trust the Supreme Court.” Hostin, still a little confused by Behar’s comments, asked her if she found any comfort in this case decision. This is when Behar decided to lay it all out on the table as she concluded: “I don't trust the extreme religious right because they're very adamant about this and they're gonna do their best to change everything around and women need to be very vigilant. They want us in the kitchen with ten kids that we can't feed. Just remember that.” Navarro quickly contributed to Behar’s statement as she declared that “Women need to vote.” Click "Expand" to view the transcripts:   ABC The View 6/13/2024 11:03:03-11:04:05 SUNNY HOSTIN: It does restore a little of my faith in the court because the legal standard is: do you have standing to bring a case. Like can anybody bring a case in front of the Supreme Court? No. You have to have to prove that you have injuries resulting from it and so you've got a group of doctors and group of citizens and all of these people bring this challenge to the FDA and say, we don't want this – this – pill. And what Kavanaugh, he was the one that wrote it, said they do not -- what's called standing, in legalese and Justice Thomas in a concurring opinion and it's only 25 pages, it was pretty -- it's really easy to go through. He says, “I join the court's opinion in fault because it currently applies our precedents” -- we didn't know he stuck to those -- “to conclude that the Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine and other plaintiffs lacks standing.” That is black-letter law and they stuck to it. ANA NAVARRO: Well I just have to wonder what flag Mrs. Alito is going to fly today. [Laughing and applause]   11:07:54-11:09:41 (…) JOY BEHAR: So you can get this medication in the mail now? Right? SUNNY HOSTIN: You can get it in the mail -- BEHAR: -- Just like women have been doing. HOSTIN: And one thing I want to mention that I thought was very important - Kavanaugh says opponents of the pill have other avenues - as Alyssa just mentioned - to object. They can always take their concerns to the executive and legislative branches and seek greater regulatory or legislative restrictions on certain activities. BEHAR: Translation? SARAH HAINES: Please. HOSTIN: So the translation is states' rights. Translation, it is a little bit of a dog whistle to Congress. It is a little bit of a dog whistle to different governors, say, listen, if you in your 14 states want to keep abortion even from this pill being used then you need to legislate for it, and, quite frankly, that's why we have three branches of government -- BEHAR: -- I don't trust it. But I don’t trust them – ANA NAVARRO: And you shouldn’t because if -- BEHAR: -- if Donald Trump gets in, don't trust this. NAVARRO: I mean what are -- we’re kinda like celebrating that it was 9-0 but it was on standing which is like a -- it's a very -- it's an easy one. [Crosstalk] HOSTIN: It’s black and white law. NAVARRO: If this had been -- if these had been plaintiffs that had standing and the issue had been in front of the Supreme Court, God only knows. HAINES: Yeah but it's a reminder they can't just decide based on their beliefs. Some people don’t remember that justices have to prove their case. It's not like math where you put in an answer. You have to show us how you got there through the letter of the law so it's not as simple to have just corrupt judges running around in the Supreme Court. BEHAR: I don't trust the whole thing. I don't. I don’t trust them. HOSTIN: You don't trust the whole thing? BEHAR: No. HOSTIN: This doesn't give you any -- BEHAR: I mean -- NAVARRO: Well neither do most Americans right now, unfortunately. Which is don’t trust the Supreme Court. Which I think is a terrible thing. BEHAR: I don't trust the courts. HOSTIN: This decision though, doesn’t give you comfort? BEHAR: I don't trust the extreme religious right because they're very adamant about this and they're gonna do their best to change everything around and women need to be very vigilant. They want us in the kitchen with ten kids that we can't feed. Just remember that. NAVARRO: Women need to vote. BEHAR: We'll be right back.