Abandoned kittens find a new home
Last Wednesday (23rd) Wychavon’s street cleaning
crew, provided by FOCSA, won praise for their rescue some furry
friends.
This time the rescue came in the shape of some
abandoned kittens. The four kittens had been dumped in a cardboard
box next to a bin in Bricklehampton, where Tom Jones, a member of
the street cleansing team found them. They were taken back to the
depot where staff fed them tuna from their sandwiches before kind
hearted FOCSA staff decided to take them home and adopt them.
Cllr. Emma Stokes, Board member for
the Environment and Contracted Out Services said “We’re
pleased to hear that the FOCSA teams have come to the rescue yet
again. The crews are such important members of the community and
this rescue and re-homing illustrates this.”
Evesham Cats Protection today praised their
actions in rescuing the kittens and have taken the opportunity to
remind residents of their important work.
Angela Middleton, Co-ordinator at
Evesham Cats Protection said “There is never a good reason
for our feline friends to be abandoned in this way. Evesham Cats
Protection will take in cats and kittens and find them a new home,
help with neutering and advice for the new owners. Taking on any
pet, especially at Christmas shouldn’t be taken lightly and if
you’re considering getting a cat or kitten we’d welcome you to come
to the Evesham Cats Protection as your first port of call.”
The Cats Protection League welcomes donations
of food, especially at Christmas.
Alison Cooke with her
three new kittens
