Weeks-old kittens abandoned in Oxfordshire garden need new home
RSPCA Oxfordshire posted an appeal to would-be cat owners for seven kittens currently in the charity’s care who are in need of a new home.
Three of them, Acorn, Autumn, and Patch, were found abandoned in a garden seriously ill with cat flu and ringworm.
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The charity took them in and they have now recovered, having being separated from their mother at just four weeks old, so are looking for “forever homes”.
A spokesperson for RSPCA Oxfordshire said: “Despite facing many challenges these girls are playful, happy, friendly and confident.
“Acorn is a wiggly, squeaking fluff ball who will always be under your feet demanding fuss and play.
Acorn is up for adoption from RSPCA Oxfordshire after being found abandoned in a garden (Image: RSPCA Oxfordshire) “Autumn is full of mischief and chat, she loves to roll and show her tummy.
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“Patch has always been confident, and also full of purrs and sweetness.
“They will all make wonderful companions, and need a house where people have time to play.”
Also looking for new families are Carlie and Gracie, who were also the result of an investigation after being left unwanted.
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They were found alone in a property with two grown-up cats, but no owners to look after them.
The charity would like to see the kittens adopted in pairs where possible, or to a home with a young friendly cat.
Anyone interested can visit rspcaoxfordshire.org.uk and fill out the “perfect match” form.
