He clung to her for comfort and didn't want to let go.

Widdle was six weeks old when he and his sister were rescued by the Kitten Inn in Lower Hutt, New Zealand. Right away, they noticed that the ginger boy was much smaller than other kittens his age.

Despite his tiny stature, Widdle was a bundle of energy and would meow and chirp for attention all the time. He didn't want to be alone and was eager to be loved.

Jessie, a vet nurse, took him and his sibling home to foster. The little guy liked to cling to warm things. As soon as she picked him up, he climbed on her shoulders and started to snuggle.