Five Norwich kittens seek new homes for awareness campaign

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 10:32 · Archive

Five eight-week-old kittens born to a cat named Stormy are being rehomed by Cats Protection in Norwich.

Five eight-week-old kittens from Norwich are seeking new homes through Cats Protection Central Norfolk Cat Centre. They were born to a young cat named Stormy and taken in after their owners, facing financial hardship, could no longer care for them.

Emily Thrower, senior rehoming and welfare assistant at the Dereham centre, explained that Stormy and another cat in the same home both had litters in late September, creating an unexpected financial burden. With both adults in the home working and the cost of caring for nine cats proving too much, the owners made the decision to ask for help.

The kittens have not yet been named because staff find them too difficult to tell apart. Ms Thrower said they are 'full of beans and love to play', running around their pen and climbing over staff during socialisation. Stormy herself will be neutered to prevent further unwanted litters before being prepared for her own new home.

How it is being reported

• Five fluffy kittens who are just eight weeks old need loving new homesFive kittens in Norwich are hoping to find their forever homes as they help raise awareness of an annual campaign.Norwich Evening News · 21 Oct, 10:10
• Five fluffy kittens who are just eight weeks old need loving new homesFive kittens in Norwich are hoping to find their forever homes as they help raise awareness of an annual campaign.Eastern Daily Press · 21 Oct, 10:10

In this story: Stormy · Cats Protection Central Norfolk Cat Centre · Norwich · Dereham · Emily Thrower

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