These feral kittens couldn't be touched. Two days later, they purred.

These feral kittens couldn't be touched. Two days later, they purred.

A litter of five feral kittens could not be picked up without a pair of thick gloves. Now they seek out human hands on their own, leaning into scratches and purring on laps. AcornCredit: Sonora Cat RescueTheir story unfolds at a home where Sadie Anderson, president of Sonora Cat Rescue, an all-volunteer cat rescue in Sonora, California, has been trapping for two full years. The cats there have always been especially feral and hard to catch, and …