The family of cats is now doing well but the RSPCA is appealing for information
A mum and her four kittens were found abandoned inside a cat carrier in a Nottingham supermarket car park. The cats were found in the car park at Tesco in Ilkeston Road on April 1.
The family’s treatment was funded by the RSPCA Nottingham and Notts Branch and after a few days in veterinary care, they were transferred to the RSPCA Radcliffe Animal Centre. They are now doing well and were named by staff - the mum is called Charity and her kittens Archie, Alfie, Mia, and Maddy.The kittens are all active and playful and they are thought to be only around five weeks old.
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