A baby kitten is a precious gift that will be treasured by all who love it. Kittens are some of the most adorable, gentlest, and sweetest creatures on Earth. They can melt hearts with their gentle nature and adorable meowing.

There are many ways to observe and enjoy National Kitten Day, regardless of whether you are a new owner or an existing kitten parent. These ideas will help you celebrate and raise awareness for National Kitten Day.

If you already own kittens or cats, National Kitten Day is a great opportunity to spend a little extra on them. Give them a toy, a scratching post, or a fancy dinner. Sing to them. You can scratch them wherever they are most attracted to it. Use a laser pointer to play. Give them attention!

Although many kittens are too young to take catnip, cats that have been around for at least 6 months will start to enjoy it. It’s a wonderful way to pamper your kitten.

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National Kitten Day reminds cat and kitten owners to bring their pets to the vet every year. People don’t realize how important it is to take healthy adult cats to the vet at least twice a year.

The vet should be seen by kittens every three to four weeks for the first 16 weeks. This will allow them to get a series vaccines that will keep them safe and prevent them from developing dangerous or even fatal diseases.

Volunteer to take care of the most vulnerable animals by volunteering at a rescue shelter. Volunteers are required to commit at least 3 hours per month. They will also train volunteers for various tasks. Volunteers may clean litter boxes or cages, play with kittens, socialize them, and train them.

Pet adoption is something to be considered seriously. A kitten is a huge responsibility. People should only adopt kittens if it is certain they can take care of them well and will be available to provide the extra attention they require.

If you aren’t ready to commit to a long-term relationship with kittens, kitten fostering may be an option. Volunteering at shelters or rescue centers is a great way to get started. You can build trust and relationships with the organization.

If you don’t have the time or desire to adopt a kitten, or volunteer at a shelter for kittens, there are other ways to celebrate National Kitten Day. You can make a donation to any local, national, or international non-profit that supports the welfare of kittens.

The Winn Feline Foundation is an alternative to Alley Cat Allies. You might also consider the Hearts that Purr Feline Guardians or the National Cat Protection Society. No matter which organization you choose, they will be able use any donations no matter how small or large. They are dedicated to helping kittens and cats.

Recent records indicate that kittens and cats have been domesticated for over 10,000 years. Cats and their kitten offspring are a long-time companion for humans. They hold a special place in the home as well as in culture.

Ancient cultures such as Ancient Egypt revered kittens and cats. These feline friends were so loved that they were often buried together with their owners so they could reunite in the afterlife. The human family might shave their eyebrows to express their sorrow when a kitten or cat dies.

Modern kittens and cats still bring joy to families, individuals, and kitten lovers of all ages. It’s easy to fall in love with kittens and cats because of their tiny ears and fluffy fur. They are loved and valued even when they become adults and seem to rule the world.

Colleen Paige is a pet lover, animal behaviorist and writer who founded National Kitten Day in 2012 The day’s purpose is to bring awareness to the plight of cats and kittens that are in need of rescue every year. This day is popularly used by activists to raise funds for charities that aid kittens and cats.