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Three newborn kittens were left on a doorstep, wrapped in paper towels. One of them was much smaller but had a mighty will to live. SparkleErinAn animal rescuer received three 1-day-old kittens left on her doorstep. They were wrapped in paper towels, small, fragile, and cold to the touch.She immediately took them in and warmed their tiny bodies to a safe temperature before feeding them. She contacted Wrenn Rescues, hoping to find a bottle feeder who could provide the round-the-clock care they desperately needed.The dark brown tabby was about half the size of her two orange brothers. Sparkle weighed only 57 grams when she came to the rescueErinInitially, the original finder only saw two kittens. Hours later, they discovered the third one lying in the grass but could not locate the mother cat.The tiny brown tabby survived the night despite her fragile state. The next day, volunteers with Wrenn Rescues worked together to bring the trio, Brawny, Bounty, and Sparkle (the runt), to a foster home. Her brothers, Brawny and Bounty, rallied around herErin"Sparkle was only 57 grams when she came to us. She needed a little kickstart and a lot of love and time. We started subcutaneous fluids, Karo syrup, and tube feeding every hour in hopes that she would gain some strength," Erin, the foster mom, shared with Love Meow."We honestly did not think she was going to survive her first night with us. She wasn't eating, was lethargic, and didn't have much of a meow. Her brothers rallied around her, encouraging her." Sparkle at 85 grams; her brothers at 140 gramsErinAfter three days of hourly tube feeding and supportive care, Sparkle perked up and latched onto the bottle for the first time. "This little girl is in for the fight of her life. She is trying so hard."Sparkle made small gains with each meal. At 85 grams, she held her own with her 140-gram brothers. Erin"After about a week of solid feeds, she finally started gaining. Slow and steady was going to win her race. When she hit 100 grams, we knew she was on her way."Sparkle overcame many hurdles in the first few days of her life. Sparkle reached 100 gramsErinShe and her brothers took comfort from a faux mama with a heartbeat. They had soft blankets to sleep on and caring humans to cater to their needs.At nine days old, Sparkle nearly tripled her weight and challenged her brothers to drink from a bottle as much as she did. ErinThe trio moved into a spacious playpen after three weeks in an incubator. The extra room encouraged them to practice their walk and exercise their adventurous spirit."Their hefty bellies helped build the leg muscles." ErinWatching the two brothers cross milestones inspired Sparkle to try new food, use the litter box, and eventually surpass the one-pound mark."Sparkle wants to be the baby a little longer, so she still enjoys the bottle." Erin"Brawny is the loudest, pushiest little guy, but Bounty is the biggest and the leader. Sparkle is chatty and so sweet. A little snuggle is all she needs to just melt right into you."She is a true testament to the saying 'fostering saves lives.'" Erin"They are living up o their names, with Bounty being the quicker picker-upper, always eating the most. Brawny seems larger than life. And Sparkle...well, she just shines!" ErinShare this story with your friends. More on the three kittens and Erin's fosters on Instagram and Wrenn Rescues on Instagram.Related story: Community Brought Stray Cat Inside from Harsh Weather and Never Stopped Looking for His Best Friend

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While President Joe Biden has already been the presumptive 2024 Democratic presidential nominee for more than two months, the incumbent clinched fewer than three quarters of the vote in the Kentucky Democratic presidential primary.Based on the results reported so far, while Biden earned over 131,000 votes, more than 32,000 people voted uncommitted while more than 11,000 voted for Marianne Williamson, and more than 8,000 voted for Rep. Dean Phillips of Minnesota, who is no longer running.Kentucky has been a reliably red state in presidential contests for two decades."Kentucky conducts closed primaries. Under Kentucky law, all persons who want to vote in the Democratic Party's or Republican Party's Primary Election must have changed their party affiliation by December 31 of the year prior to the next Primary Election," according to vrsws.sos.ky.gov.Former President Donald Trump, the presumptive 2024 Republican presidential nominee, earned the bulk of the vote in the Kentucky Republican presidential primary. But while the results currently indicate that Trump earned more than 214,000 votes, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley — who dropped out of the primary earlier this year — earned more than 16,000 votes while more than 8,000 people voted uncommitted, and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other former GOP presidential primary candidates also received some votes.Kentucky has been a reliably red state in presidential contests for two decades, going the Republican candidate in every election from 2000 through 2020.Incumbent GOP Rep. Thomas Massie, who has been in office for more than a decade, easily won his primary in Kentucky's 4th Congressional District. "Tonight's victory is a referendum on thousands of independent votes I have cast in Washington DC on behalf of Kentucky's 4th District," he said in a statement. "I look forward to continuing our fight for personal liberty, economic freedom, fiscal responsibility, and Constitutionally limited government."Massie had joined GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia in advocating to oust House Speaker Mike Johnson from the speakership, but the effort ultimately failed as many Republicans and Democrats voted to table Greene's motion to vacate. — (@) Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!