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Hi, what are you looking for?Kettleman City Supercharger is a popular charging spot for Tesla owners … and cats. Fox26 has reported that there are around 60 kitties that live at the Supercharger. Danielle Fouty shared the story yesterday of the Kettleman Supercharger kitties.first news story i’m in and it has to do with cats and tesla 🖤— danielle x (@lovemesomemusk)She shared her discovery of the kittens along with another Tesla owner who climbed the fence that shelters the colony of cuteness from the rest of the world. Soon, a campaign was set up to benefit the Friends of King County Animal Services, which will help the kitties of the Tesla Supercharger.A total goal of $3,600 will help care for all of the cats and help find good homes for them. Many Tesla owners and supporters are donating and sharing their love for both Tesla and cats. Fox26 Fresno noted that one Tesla owner donated $1,000 to help the Kettleman City kitties.Please help these at the ⚡️ in 🚘 🐈 by towards having them fixed and/or ❤️ There is currently enough to fix 16/70 🆘— Mojo Susan (@mojosusan)Kings County Animal Service will start helping these sweet kitties on October 6 and the money will go towards their care, including spaying and neutering. Every unspayed female can have dozens of kittens in a year and they can face horrible chances at life. and/or feel free to donate to your local animal shelter if you feel moved to do so. There are millions of abandoned and stray animals that need our help.On October 16, 2019, my neighbor called me in the middle of the night — we are both night owls, so that didn’t concern me, but the news was that our landlady’s granddaughter had found an abandoned baby kitten — barely alive. He had been crying for two days straight and she (the granddaughter) couldn’t take the cries anymore. She’d thought the mother would come back but the mother and the littermates seemed to have disappeared. I decided to take the kitty in.is hungry. Today he is 15 days old. Tomorrow makes a week that I've had him. 😻— Getting Stoned 💎 (@JohnnaCrider1)I was working on an article for CleanTechnica and mentioned the word Tesla. He chirped and looked at me with his pale blue eyes. I knew then that, like Tesla, this little guy was a fighter. He still is.When I spoke about the baby on Twitter and Facebook (before I deleted my Facebook), many members of the Tesla community reached out to me wanting to help. Some paid for the vet bill, while some sent kitty supplies. And many gave me advice (I was in way over my head). I took him to the emergency vet in an Uber. (A lesson I learned: never take your pet in an Uber, because some drivers really do not like cats in their cars. I will use a taxi next time.)The vet told us he was around 8 days old and that we would need to stimulate him and bottle feed him. Several of my neighbors helped, and we all took shifts caring for the baby, who needed to be fed every two hours at first. I suddenly had a cat.Little Tesla later won a FrunkPuppy (FrunkKitty in this case) contest when a Tesla friend visited from out of town. You’ll have to excuse my typos in the tweet below, I blame the phone.Meet Little Tesla, a kitty who was abandoned by his mom at 8 days old. We didn't think her wpild make it. Frunk provided by— Getting Stoned 💎 (@JohnnaCrider1)I believe that animals are little angels, especially cats and dogs. As intelligent sentient beings, humans should take better care of our planet, which is our home — ours and our furry, scaled, feathered, flying, and spicy housemates’.&nbsp;Appreciate CleanTechnica’s originality and cleantech news coverage? Consider becoming a&nbsp;&nbsp;— or a&nbsp;patron on .&nbsp;Don't want to miss a cleantech story? Sign up for on email. Or !&nbsp;Have a tip for CleanTechnica, want to advertise, or want to suggest a guest for our CleanTech Talk podcast? .Advertisement&nbsp;#1 most loved electric vehicle, solar energy, and battery news &amp; analysis site in the world.&nbsp;Do more EVs mean more pain, or more HELP for the aging US energy grid?Electric vehicles are becoming more common around us as we drive to work, school, and errands. What models will we likely see our friends...First of all, this article was stimulated by one thing: I genuinely want to know why it is that Tesla FSD Beta has so...The heatwave that’s been hitting California and other states in the West has been a beast of a problem. It’s crippling grids, which even...

Hi, what are you looking for?Kettleman City Supercharger is a popular charging spot for Tesla owners … and cats. Fox26 has reported that there are around 60 kitties that live at the Supercharger. Danielle Fouty shared the story yesterday of the Kettleman Supercharger kitties.first news story i’m in and it has to do with cats and tesla 🖤— danielle x (@lovemesomemusk)She shared her discovery of the kittens along with another Tesla owner who climbed the fence that shelters the colony of cuteness from the rest of the world. Soon, a campaign was set up to benefit the Friends of King County...

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