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A man built a feeding device for orphaned kittens using a cat soft toy. <br/><br/>Bai Ying, 33, created the inventive device after he found the orphaned kittens in his home storage in Ningbo, China. <br/><br/>After observing them for two days, he realised that the mother was missing and decided to adopt the litter.<br/><br/>Bai first tried to use feeding syringes but the kittens struggled to absorb the milk, which prompted him to come up with an alternative.<br/><br/>Bai made the bionic breast-feeder out of balloons, syringes, leather straps and a stuffed cat toy.
A man built a feeding device for orphaned kittens using a cat soft toy. <br/><br/>Bai Ying, 33, created the inventive device after he found the orphaned kittens in his home storage in Ningbo, China. <br/><br/>After observing them for two days, he realised that the mother was missing and decided to adopt the litter.<br/><br/>Bai first tried to use feeding syringes but the kittens struggled to absorb the milk, which prompted him to come up with an alternative.<br/><br/>Bai made the bionic breast-feeder out of balloons, syringes, leather straps and a stuffed cat toy.
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