Self-described “crazy foster cat lady” Michelle, shared the most adorable TikToks of her foster kittens, dubbed the “Pasta Kitties.” Of course their beautiful mama is named Noodle. She brought them home from the shelter on the very day they were born from the Wisconsin Humane Society.
The pasta kittens were bubbling over with cuteness from day one. But protective Mama Noodle tried relocating them to a trash can from their comfy nest area. Soon however, they were back in the safe nest and “milk drunk.”
Images and media via TikTok/michelleski19
Mama Noodle And The Pasta Kittens
In the past, we shared with the world the story of mama cat Lasagna and her “noodle” themed babies. Lasagna gave birth to four very healthy and adorable kittens named Ravioli, Riccioli, Rigatoni, and Gnocchi. Now, we have the pasta babies, with similarly adorable noodly names.
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Mama cat Noodle was taken in by foster mom Michelle who helps out with the Wisconsin Humane Society. And it’s lucky Michelle was there the day Noodle gave birth! Because if the rescuers hadn’t found Noodle, who knows what would’ve happened to her and her unborn kittens. But mama Noodle and her kittens were very lucky and safe in Michelle’s care.
Since mama was named Noodle, it’s natural the kittens share some pasta-themed names.
“I was HOPING there was a tortie named Tortellini.”- commented April Waldrop
Little Tortellini likes food and being by mom’s side. On the right, Rotini is the explorer of the group and will say anything on her mind.
Little Linguini is a beautiful gray tabby who loves being vocal. Next, Macaroni is a sweet boy who adores self-care and likes clean toe-beans. He’s the runt of the litter, but he wears it as a badge of honor.
Meanwhile, baby gray Ravioli is mama’s perfect little helper who loves to help her keep everyone clean, including Mama! Lastly, Rigatoni just loves to look around and take everything in while playing with their siblings.
Watching the green-eyed Mama Noodle with her babies is like therapy. Below, she momentarily uses a pasta baby for a pillow.
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Mama Noodle likes to take some much needed breaks from the kittens every once in a while. But at two weeks old, the kittens learned to climb out of their nesting area. So much for mom time!
The pasta kittens began bubbling over the nest.
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Pasta Kitten Therapy
The pasta kittens grew up fast and were almost ready for their permanent homes. At about 5 weeks old, they loved to play with each other and all their toys. Michelle says the best part about these kittens is how therapeutic they are.
“I can sit in the foster room for hours just watching their antics. So therapeutic after a long day!”
For example, below are all the kittens together in a tiny doll bed. Too cute, and we’re not sure we can handle it, frankly.
“Nothing in this world is cuter than seeing all 6 sleeping in the doll bed!,” Michelle said.
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You can see more of these adorable pasta babies and mama Noodle on Michelle’s TikTok page. You can also follow the Wisconsin Humane Society who is celebrated a successful “Poorly Drawn Pets” fundraiser. Hey, is that Mama Noodle?
Image via Facebook/Wisconsin Humane Society
