North Central Pet Chronicles: Discover the Unlikely Bond of Missy and Felix

Found as 3-week-old feral kittens, Missy (left) and Felix are now cherished members of the Khazai family (photo courtesy of Mitra Khazai).

In a heartwarming story from Windsor Square, two 3-week-old feral kittens have found a loving home. Mitra Khazai, a resident of North Central, recalled how her neighbor discovered the kittens in need of care. “We bottle-fed them initially, and they were in rough shape, dealing with all the common ailments of feral cats,” Khazai shared.

The journey began when Missy was spotted attempting to cross the street, likely on the hunt for food, while Felix was found wandering in a neighboring yard. Their bond formed early and has remained strong as they grew. According to Khazai, “Missy is the gutsy one, while Felix is the attention-seeker who always wants to be near you.”

As they settled into their new environment, Missy and Felix transformed into affectionate companions. “Their favorite thing to do is curl up together for naps, bringing a sense of calm to our home,” Khazai noted. Their playful antics and loving presence have enriched the family’s life, making the transition from vulnerable kittens to thriving pets a rewarding experience.

North Central News is inviting pet owners to share their stories. If your pet is a beloved companion, consider submitting a high-resolution photo along with a brief narrative (200 words or less) about how they entered your life, their favorite activities, or how they bring joy to your days. Selected entries will be featured in upcoming publications. Email your submissions to editor@northcentralnews.net with the subject line “Pet Tales.” The deadline for entries is the 13th of each month.