Two twin kittens, rescued together, refuse to leave each other’s side as they embark on a journey to a new home, where they can continue to grow and thrive as a pair.

Jace and Jackie haven’t always had an easy life, but they’ve always had each other.

The two kittens and their other siblings lost their mother as newborns, and for a while, they all had to fight to survive.

Though they were in excellent hands, having been rescued by the Animal Welfare League of Arlington, their young age meant that they needed round the clock care in order to live, grow, and thrive.

Of all the kittens, Jace and Jackie were the ones who needed the most help. The two nearly identical kittens were very small and it was soon clear that they needed special care and attention.

Lauren Strycula, a foster volunteer, brought the two kittens home with her and worked ’round the clock to make sure they had everything they needed.

Jace initially found it difficult to understand how to drink from a bottle, but with Stryculas help he eventually figured it out.

Although Jace and Jackie were incredibly small and weak when they first came home with Strycula, and althought they struggled with several health issues, they never had to feel scared or alone.

As long as they had each other to cling to, the siblings could get through anything.

After a while, the kittens’ health began improving and they grew stronger and happier with each day.

As their appetites increased, so did their weight and energy levels.

With a bit of love, care and medicine, the kittens went from tiny and ailing newborns to bright and adventurous youngsters.

Jace and Jackie began exploring the world together and learned how to walk, eat from a bowl, and use the litter box.