Rescued car park kittens seek new home together

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 1 Nov, 07:15 · Archive

Two 16-week-old brothers found living in a car park are being rehomed together by RSPCA Westmorland.

Timon and Pumba, 16-week-old brothers, spent their early weeks living in a car park before being taken in by RSPCA Westmorland CIO. The tabby and white Timon is described as a gentle soul who relies on his brother for confidence, while Pumba, black and white, is equally full of potential.

Staff at RSPCA Westmorland say the pair have made remarkable progress despite their tough start. According to the charity, spending their first few weeks in a car park meant human company was initially frightening, but with time they have become increasingly confident and affectionate.

The RSPCA is seeking a quiet, calm home without young children for the pair, with owners who can offer patience and gentle encouragement. Timon and Pumba are a bonded pair and must be rehomed together. Those interested in adopting them can submit an application through the RSPCA Westmorland website.

How it is being reported

• Kittens found living in car park now searching for their forever homeTwo young cats who spent their early days living in a car park are now looking for a fresh start.NW Evening Mail · 1 Nov, 06:00
• Kittens found living in car park now searching for their forever homeTwo young cats who spent their early days living in a car park are now looking for a fresh start.Westmorland Gazette · 1 Nov, 06:00

In this story: Timon · Pumba · RSPCA Westmorland CIO

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