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Kittens Found In CT Abandoned Behind Dumpster In Freezing Cold, Animal Control Reports Kittens Found In CT Abandoned Behind Dumpster In Freezing Cold, Animal Control Reports
Kittens Found In CT Abandoned Behind Dumpster In Freezing Cold, Animal Control Reports Four kittens were rescued in Connecticut after they were found abandoned behind a dumpster in the freezing cold. Waterford-East Lyme Animal Control reported receiving the call on the night of Tuesday, Dec. 20, after kittens were found locked in a crate in New London County while it was 34 degrees outside. Animal Control said the kittens did not have any food, water, or anything to help them stay warm. "Luckily someone heard them crying and found them," Animal Control said. The kittens are believed to be about 12 weeks old. Those interested in adopting them can stop by the shelter and fill…

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by Nicole Valinote
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New Cat Café In Old Saybrook Helps Cuddly Kittens Find Furever Homes New Cat Café In Old Saybrook Helps Cuddly Kittens Find Furever Homes
New Cat Café In Old Saybrook Helps Cuddly Kittens Find Furever Homes The cat's out of the bag when it comes to a new Connecticut café that is already making a huge impression on guests. All the Single Kitties officially opened in Middlesex County with a ribbon cutting on Thursday, Nov. 17. The business, located at 242 Main St. in Old Saybrook, is only the second cat café in the state, according to owner Carla Gowrie. Gowrie, who has three cats of her own, said she visited a cat café for the first time four years ago, and she loved the concept. “I thought the whole idea was fantastic," she said. "It was an alternative to a shelter or a pet fi…

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by Nicole Valinote