A tiny kitten with a big voice trilled her way into the hearts of a family.

Peep the tuxedo kitten with a big voiceMurphy's Law Animal Rescue

Sarah Kelly, founder of Murphy's Law Animal Rescue (in North Carolina), was contacted about a tuxedo kitten found outside all alone. A Good Samaritan heard her squeaky meows and located the little ball of fur in an AC unit outside an apartment building.

It was rainy that day and the kitten was crying for her mother who never came back to her. "Her cries saved her life. She was brought to us, and she didn't stop meowing (giving commands)," Sarah shared with Love Meow.

It was clear from the start that the tuxedo was born a princess, displaying so much sass at a young age. She was a chatterbox and determined to get what she wanted.

A cat wins over people with her irresistible smile while she waits patiently for a forever home.

Priscilla the cat with a cute smile@salemfosterkittens

A dilute tortoiseshell was found as a stray and brought to Salem Friends of Felines (in Oregon) along with her newborn kittens. They were immediately placed in foster care with a volunteer to cater to their every need.

Momma Priscilla (estimated to be seven years old) was very attentive and loving to her kittens, but eager for affection from her human friends. "She would leave her babies for a bit to come get brushed and pet," Kayla, Foster Mom, told Love Meow.

After getting treated for a few health issues, the sweet cat mom lay happily with her kittens in their clean, warm nest, purring up a storm. "She was such a good mom. She was always so happy and sweet."

A sweet calico is so happy to have her dream come true after being rescued with her two litters of kittens.

Cornbread the kitten smallest of his litterAlley Cat Rescue

Earlier this year, Alley Cat Rescue in Los Angeles learned about the plight of a mother cat and her eight kittens from two separate litters. The rescue was able to intercept and take in the family of nine before they would have ended up in the shelter.

The calico named Tangerine was just under one year old and needed a lot of help. "We got the mom with two sets of four at different ages, all nursing," Alley Cat Rescue shared with Love Meow.

The young mom was spread pretty thin trying to feed eight very hungry mouths. Volunteers started supplementing the older kittens, so Tangerine could concentrate on feeding her four demanding 10-day-old babies.

A fuzzy kitten and her tabby sister won the hearts of people with their fight to live.

Wild the kitten with fuzzy hairSara Tiedeman

Sara Tiedeman, a vet tech from California, took in a pair of kittens needing critical care. "They were transferred to the rescue I work with from another organization who didn't have a foster home available for them," Sara told Love Meow.

Sara who specializes in neonatal and critical care kittens, took them on right away. The kittens were frail and just skin and bones. "Wild (the smaller grey kitten with very fuzzy hair) was very underweight and underdeveloped. Brave (the brown tabby) was limp and nearly unresponsive."

She began tube-feeding the kittens around the clock to get vital nutrients into their tiny bellies. Not only did the feline sisters start to perk up, but Wild the fuzzy kitty even found her squeaky voice and didn't hesitate to use it. She figured out how to latch onto a bottle after just a couple of days.

A litter of kittens were found nestling behind stacks of drywall. One of them was much smaller than the rest.

Kitten with a cleft lipCatsnip Etc

Animal rescuers from Catsnip Etc (in Elkhart County, Indiana) was contacted about a very elusive cat in a feral community, who just had her kittens. They couldn't find the whereabouts of the family, so volunteers continued to provide food and water while caring for the ferals.

"We marked our calendars for four weeks after they were born and went on a search for them. Momma had over three acres, three houses and several outbuildings to hide them," Missy McNeal of Catsnip Etc told Love Meow.

"The caretaker of this cat colony had been trying to catch her for over three years, but she was smart. We saw momma run out of a side garage and went to investigate."

A kitten can finally see with his beautiful blues after being nursed back to health along with his sister.

Grogu the kitten cuddling with Foster DadPatricia Lika

Patricia Lika, a fosterer based in Las Vegas, was contacted about two tiny kittens desperately needing help. "They were found by a Good Samaritan without a mom in sight and brought in to the rescue, so they could receive proper care and a chance at life," Patricia told Love Meow.

Without the presence of a cat mother, the kittens, about one week old, needed to be kept warm and bottle fed around the clock. They were named Grogu (white) and Princess Leia (tuxedo), and huddled up together in the comfort of their warm bed.

A few days later, Patricia began to notice that both kittens had issues with their unopened eyes.

Two kittens were brought to a foster home for a chance at a better life. The little tortie quickly discovered her inner sass.

Bloom the tortie kitten with a cattitudeJennifer @newkittensontheblock

Flower and Bloom, a ginger and a tortoiseshell, came to IndyHumane (an animal rescue in Indianapolis, Indiana) along with their cat mom and litter mates. When the mother was too stressed to care for her babies and ready to find a good home, the kittens went into foster care.

Around that time, Jennifer, a foster volunteer of IndyHumane, was caring for a little singleton named Blossom, who recently lost her brother. She hoped to find a feline buddy her size, so the kitten could have a friend to play with.

"Since Flower and Bloom are about the same age, they fit the bill," Jennifer told Love Meow.

An adorable cross-eyed kitten found his way from living as a stray to being with a loving foster family.

Biglou the cross-eyed kittenChatons Orphelins Montréal

A cute cross-eyed kitten, Biglou, started out as a stray wandering the streets, day in and day out. A resident from Montreal, Canada took him home along with many other homeless cats, but she ended up needing a lot of help for them.

Biglou was then rescued and placed in a shelter, anxiously hoping someone could come scoop him up. Whenever someone passed by his kennel, he was eager to get their attention.

Chantal, a local animal rescuer, contacted Chatons Orphelins Montréal, so the cross-eyed kitty could have a chance at a better life. "We took him on right away. Chantal rescued almost all the cats, and helped get them into foster care through different rescues," Celine Crom of Chatons Orphelins Montréal shared with Love Meow.

A tiny kitten captivated people's hearts with her endearing personality, and blossomed into a beautiful, fluffy cat.

Lilo the kittenLaura Malone

When Laura Malone, director of Mini Cat Town (a cat rescue in San Jose, California), was contacted about three kittens that needed help, she sprang into action.

The trio (Lilo, Stitch and Nani) were just a few weeks old when they were brought to the rescue. They were very underweight, had an upper respiratory infection and needed a lot of TLC. "They have been named after characters from my favorite Disney movie," Laura shared.

Lilo, the runt of the litter, showed a strong will to live despite being so tiny. The kittens were placed in an incubator, and their foster mom Laura began feeding them and caring for them around the clock.

A kitten was found just in time by two sanitation workers who heard his plea from a garbage bag.

Hopper the kitten rescued from garbage bag by sanitation workersWilliam Montero

Monday morning seemed like just another day when William Montero and John Kase, sanitation workers of New York City Department of Sanitation, started their routine route in Queens, New York.

While they were picking up garbage bags and tossing them in the back of their truck, suddenly, they heard a meow. "My first thought was 'I hope this is a toy I'm hearing.' Unfortunately, it wasn't," Montero shared with Love Meow.

They heard a few more cries coming from a bag and knew there was an animal inside. "We opened the bag to find a kitten. His heart was beating very fast. We think he was in shock, so we reached in and grabbed him."

A former shelter kitten turned the corner with the help of a kind couple, and became the most loving cat.

Dijon the kitten with Foster DadLittle Wanderers NYC

A few weeks ago, Little Wanderers NYC was contacted about a tiny shelter kitten desperately needing help. She was six weeks old when she was brought into the city shelter with some injuries.

The kitten named Dijon was in rough shape and needed intensive care. "We were asked by many friends and hardworking Animal Care Centers volunteers to help baby Dijon. She was not eating on her own and was not walking properly. We knew we had to save her," Little Wanderers NYC shared with Love Meow.

Tyrone and Megan, a couple who volunteer for the rescue, immediately stepped up to help. They picked up the kitten from the shelter in the nick of time, so she could start her healing process in the comfort of a loving home.

A cat came back to the neighbor who had been kind to her, so her kittens could have a better chance at life.

Hazel the cat and her kittensTiny but Mighty Kitten Rescue

A family from Ontario, Canada was greeted by a cat in their yard one day. They gave her some food and she just kept coming back. The friendly feline became a frequent visitor, digging and "dancing" along the screen door to get attention when she was hungry.

They later found out that the cat belonged to a family across the street and had been let outside despite the cold weather. The kind neighbor did what they could to care for the cat and keep her warm and fed every time she came by.

The tabby blended into the community of strays and ferals, and had a litter of kittens that were sadly nowhere to be seen. She came back to her neighbor's home one day in poor shape. They took her to the vet where she was treated for infections and wounds from being outdoors and being in fights with other animals.

A woman came to the shelter and found a cat with the perfectly asymmetric face looking at her. She just knew!

Piddles the cat with a perfectly asymmetric faceLauren Thomson

Lauren Thomson came to a shelter in Richmond, Virginia a few years ago, to look for a feline best friend. She had several meet-and-greets with some of the kitties, but couldn't feel the connection she was looking for.

"The last cat I had, picked me by swatting at my shoulder while I looked at another cat, and I was looking for another match like that," Lauren shared with Love Meow.

After meeting a few cats, she felt a pair of eyes looking at her and turned to that direction. "I noticed a (tabby) cat staring right at me with her squinty face and tongue hanging out, and I knew she was my girl."

A kitten who was found less than a day old, has blossomed into a vivacious young cat with a friend he always wanted.

Toby the kittenCaroline @babykittensfoster

Two months ago, a tiny newborn kitten was found left behind in the cold. A Good Samaritan retrieved him just in time after hearing his cries.

He got the kitten inside, tried to warm him up and reached out for help. Saving One Life, an animal rescue, responded to his plea and immediately arranged a foster family equipped with an incubator.

By the time the finder got the kitten to Caroline Grace, a foster volunteer of the rescue, the kitten was in poor shape. "He was hypothermic and non responsive. Newborn kittens are just so fragile," Caroline shared with Love Meow.

A tabby cat came into a woman's life with her kittens when she needed help the most.

Ahsen @zikrettinn

A stray cat was spotted scrounging for food in an area of Istanbul, Turkey. She was pregnant and wandering around the streets, looking for safe shelter.

She ended up giving birth in an apartment building but sadly, they weren't allowed to stay. Fearing that they would be taken to the shelter or left out on the street, a concerned resident reached out to Ahsen, an animal rescuer, to see if she could foster them.

"When they contacted me, I said, 'bring them to me' before I even got a chance to see a picture," Ahsen shared with Love Meow.

A little kitten who has a mighty will to live, is determined to do everything just like any other cat.

Bean the kittenJillian @fosterbabycats

Two pregnant feral cats were rescued and brought to FosterBabyCats, a kitten rescue in Columbus, Ohio, earlier this year. Jillian, founder of FosterBabyCats, took them in and provided a safe haven for the expectant cat moms to raise their babies.

About a week later, the light calico gave birth to a tiny ginger kitten named Bean who weighed in at just 75 grams. Despite being so small, the little guy had the heart of a lion and incredible resolve to live.

Three days later, a second kitten named Burrito, was brought into the world. The two immediately lined up against their mom, nursing away in bliss. As they continued to progress, Jillian noticed something special about Bean — he was smaller than his brother and had twisted legs.