We all love kittens but none of us haven’t had the chance to experience a miraculous birth of four kittens under our bed while we don’t even own a cat.
So… I JUST FOUND A CAT THAT IS NOT MINE AND IT HAS HAD BABIES UNDER MY BED. pic.twitter.com/83ktBHGgT5
— Paris Zarcilla (@ParisZarcilla) May 30, 2018
A director and a writer from London named Paris Zarcilla entered his bedroom to get a jumper one day only to find a mama cat with her four kittens under his bed.
Cuteness update: I'm dying. pic.twitter.com/fJWUVnlNKh
— Paris Zarcilla (@ParisZarcilla) May 30, 2018
He experienced all sorts of emotions and he said he felt like a dad. He started to share his unbelievable story on twitter: “Paternal instincts kicking in. Overwhelmed with feels. Don’t know how to deal.”
To my cat sons and daughters, I'll be the hero you deserve, but not the one it needs right now (because of mama cat). So I'll hunt for you, because I can afford it. I'll be your silent guardian, your watchful protector. Love, #CatDad pic.twitter.com/JkaUpGzXCP
— Paris Zarcilla (@ParisZarcilla) May 30, 2018
His new housemates completely changed his plans and he dedicated himself to them. “I am living for these babies. Any work commitments I have are now temporarily on hold. Sorry, I’m a dad now,” he wrote. “Just canceled my order for comics and single malt whiskey. Now buying cat food. This is fatherhood yo! I’m here for this.”
Right… moral compass ruined. Cat Gods have mercy on my heart. pic.twitter.com/VeepjjvVHs
— Paris Zarcilla (@ParisZarcilla) May 31, 2018
With this experience, he said that he was able to discover the depths of himself and his capacity to love. He has bonded with the kittens so much that he doesn’t name them out of fear that the cat may have an owner who would take them back.
Ohayo gozaimasu! Cat mama has had a rather sleepless night (as have I!) But here are the first family in all their fur glory. Praise be to Bast ? pic.twitter.com/aGbtLRG37D
— Paris Zarcilla (@ParisZarcilla) May 31, 2018
He put up lost and found posters but none of the lost cats matched his own. He is happy to give them a loving home if no one claims the cat.
All hail. Long live this Queen. pic.twitter.com/KLzKGptCfx
— Paris Zarcilla (@ParisZarcilla) May 31, 2018
For now, they all live happily together and Zarcilla seems to be very good at being a cat dad. People love his story on twitter and are asking for updates quite often. You can check his account if you want to follow up on this cute and extraordinary incident.
I've been meditating on this wonderful but bizarre situation and I've arrived at a place where I'm ready to accept whatever the outcome is. I can only love and care for them now in this moment. I will give them everything they need until they need me no more. All will be good. pic.twitter.com/HlQuwdRSq2
— Paris Zarcilla (@ParisZarcilla) May 31, 2018