A litter of 7 kittens was left in a box on top of a truck at about 4-5 weeks old, with no mother. They huddled together -- looking like a big ball of brown tabby arms, legs, ears, and tails. But then they were taken into foster care by Bay Area Cat Rescue, where they grew up together as a litter of very bonded kittens. They've become very well-adjusted, happy, playful kittens, and cute, cute, cute! Pick them up and they purr! And they love to play -- you can see them busy at play in the top run at the PetSmart adoption center in Mountain View, CA. If you would like to meet them, come to the adoption fairs Saturday and Sunday between 1-4pm, or call to let us know of your interest. Better yet, fill out an adoption application online to make sure we have your contact information to communicate with you about possibly adopting from this litter. Two have already been adopted -- but you can still consider adopting kittens from the fabulous five that are still available. Melanie and Rudolpho would make an excellent adoption pair, and Nevada, Santiago, and Giovanni would make a great adoption... triplet! Giovanni has limited vision due to damaged corneas from an eye infection he had as a kitten, but he keeps up so well with his siblings that you wouldn't guess that he has a vision impairment. He particularly enjoys romping with Nevada and Santiago, chasing after them around the house. He also loves being cuddled, and has wonderful soft fur. Giovanni doesn't have any medications or treatments for his "special needs" status -- his people just need to be aware that he may see things differently than the other cats.