Seven Kittens Rescued from Pennsylvania Lowe’s Store, Adoption Planned
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Employees at a Lowe’s store in Downingtown, Pennsylvania, discovered seven newborn kittens on a high pallet in the Garden Center. The kittens were safely retrieved and are now in the care of Lucky Dawg Rescue, which plans to return to capture and neuter the two mother cats still in the area. The kittens will be available for adoption.
Facts First
- Seven kittens were discovered on a high pallet in a Lowe’s Garden Center after employees heard mewing.
- The kittens were retrieved using a forklift and are now in the care of Lucky Dawg Rescue.
- Two mother cats are still in the area and will be captured for neutering.
- The kittens have been named Forklift, Herb, Pallet, Planter, Grass, Lowe, and Rose.
- The kittens will be available for adoption through the Lucky Dawg Rescue website.
What Happened
Employees at a Lowe’s store in Downingtown, Pennsylvania, discovered seven kittens across two litters on a pallet high on a shelf in the Garden Center. The discovery was made after employees heard mewling while retrieving the pallet. A forklift was used to safely retrieve the kittens. The store called Lucky Dawg Rescue for assistance, and its representative, Lisa Newton, traveled to the store with a cat carrier to investigate.
Why this Matters to You
If you are in the Downingtown area, you may see efforts to humanely trap the two stray mother cats that frequent the Garden Center. For animal lovers, this story highlights a successful community rescue and provides a potential opportunity to adopt a kitten through a local rescue organization.
What's Next
Lucky Dawg Rescue plans to return to the Lowe’s location to capture the two mother cats for neutering. The seven rescued kittens... will be available for adoption via the Lucky Dawg Rescue website.