Kittens Saved From Bleach-Soaked Duffel Bag
Two kittens, Dolly and Monroe, were found in a duffel bag that had been thrown from a moving pickup truck. The kittens, each about five and a half months old, were soaked in what appeared to be bleach. A passerby stopped the vehicle, collected the kittens, and drove them to the Humane Society of Missouri. The veterinary team washed the chemical from their fur, examined their skin, eyes and ears for damage, and monitored them for any lasting effects.
After several weeks of care, the kittens recovered. They were spayed and cleared by the veterinary team and are now healthy, inseparable, and ready for adoption. The Humane Society notes that anyone who adopts one kitten will be adopting both, as the pair have bonded closely.
The story highlights how a single act of kindness can rescue animals from a dangerous situation and give them a chance at a happy life.
Key takeaways
- Dolly and Monroe were rescued from a bleach-soaked duffel bag.
- They were about five and a half months old when found.
- Veterinary care included washing, examination, and monitoring for harm.
- Both kittens were spayed, cleared, and are now looking for a home together.
- Adoption of one kitten means adopting both, as they are inseparable.
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Originally reported by Love Meow. Read the full article.
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