Someone heard the kittens' cries and took quick action, saving the lives of Peanut, Walnut and Cashew.
"Somebody placed these little babies in a plastic trash bag, tied it up, and put it in the trash," explained Amanda Case, a volunteer with Stray Cat Blues.
It's been one week since this unthinkable act, but thankfully someone was at the right place at the right time.Thanks to the neighbor's quick call, the three kittens who were put in the trash are alive today, and are now with volunteers at Stray Cat Blues. They don't know how long they were tied in a garbage bag before they were found, but Case said it was sealed.
Their lives have done a complete 180 in the last week. Their foster mom, Skye, bottle feeds them every few hours, And at three in a half weeks old, they are growing boys at 15 ounces!
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