RSPCA rescues more than 14,000 animals in Bucks since 2014
The RSPCA has revealed that it has found new homes for more than 14,000 animals in Buckinghamshire in the last decade.
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The RSPCA has revealed that it has found new homes for more than 14,000 animals in Buckinghamshire in the last decade.
A cat and her three kittens have been found living in an old bird’s nest high up in a tree, watched over by a doting tom cat. Volunteers from the Cats Protection charity say that the living arrangements chosen by the feline family were very unusual and have now found a new home for them. The nest of kittens found in Amersham by Cats Protection Chiltern Branch (Cats Protection/PA) And the cats have now all been named after birds in honour of their former home, with the mother named Oriole, the male named Willet and the kittens Bran, Jay and Lori.
A cat and her three kittens have been found living in an old bird’s nest high up in a tree, watched over by a doting tom cat. Volunteers from the Cats Protection charity say that the living arrangements chosen by the feline family were very unusual and have now found a new home for them. The nest of kittens found in Amersham by Cats Protection Chiltern Branch (Cats Protection/PA) And the cats have now all been named after birds in honour of their former home, with the mother named Oriole, the male named Willet and the kittens Bran, Jay and Lori.
A cat and her three kittens have been found living in an old bird’s nest high up in a tree, watched over by a doting tom cat. Volunteers from the Cats Protection charity say that the living arrangements chosen by the feline family were very unusual and have now found a new home for them. The nest of kittens found in Amersham by Cats Protection Chiltern Branch (Cats Protection/PA) And the cats have now all been named after birds in honour of their former home, with the mother named Oriole, the male named Willet and the kittens Bran, Jay and Lori.
The feline family was discovered with a doting tom cat looking after them in Amersham, Buckinghamshire.