Kittens rescued at bus stop

Kittens Discovered at Bus Stop in Canning Town.
A member of the public discovered four tiny kittens trying to climb out of a large cooking pot, under a bus stop bench in Canning Town. These kittens, estimated to be around three weeks old, were without their mother and in need of immediate care.
Recognizing the danger these little ones were in, the kind-hearted people brought the kittens to our Canning Town Centre and launched an intensive search for any other kittens their mother. Our nurses continued to bottle feed the kittens every two hours through the night to keep them alive.
A tabby cat was found in the vicinity of where the kittens had been early the next morning, crying out in distress. It was evident that she was looking for her babies, as she was bursting with milk.
With hope and cautious optimism, the rescuers brought the tabby cat back to us and we reunited her with the kittens. It was a joyful sight to see—the mother cat immediately took to her kittens, and they, in turn, were ecstatic and began crawling over her. It was a beautiful moment of reunion and relief.
While this story has a happy ending, it highlights a pressing issue. We currently have nearly 100 kittens in our Canning Town facility, all in need of food, care, and loving homes. Our resources are stretched thin, and we urgently need your support.