We all know that "separation of mother and child" is a very cruel thing, but for certain animals, separation of mother and child will actually make the other party live a happier life, such as stray cats.

An unneutered female cat will give birth to at least two litters of kittens every year, with each litter containing 4 to 6 kittens. If it is a domestic cat, most of the owners will find a good home for these kittens. If it is a stray cat without the protection of its owner, most of the kittens will die due to poor conditions, and the surviving kittens will be the same as the mother cat.

If you picked up a kitten, but a few days later, its mother came to your door and begged you for her baby, would you give the kitten back? Recently, a shit shovel officer encountered such a problem.

The scavenger who was out for a walk suddenly heard a cat meowing while passing by an alley. She followed the sound and found a little milk cat in the gap between the air conditioner and the wall.

The little guy was probably frightened. He curled up into a ball and nestled in the corner, meowing helplessly. But no matter how the man called the cat, the cat didn't come out.

The excrement collector also raised cats. Seeing the pitiful look in the little cat's eyes, she felt extremely distressed. Fortunately, it was not far from the excrement collector's house. She quickly ran home and brought food and a flight box. The little cat looked really hungry. After smelling the aroma of the can, it couldn't help but poke its little head out.

With the help of food, the scavenger successfully caught the kitten. Worried that the mother cat might be nearby and might become anxious if it found the kitten missing, the scavenger waited with the kitten for a while. During

, one of the little orange cats trapped in the cage kept meowing, but there were no other cats nearby. Therefore, the poop scraper guessed that the kitten was probably separated from its mother cat and wandered here alone.