Abandoned Kittens Survive On Plastic, Toilet Water

http://www.wesh.com/news/10974018/detail.html

KINGSTON, N.H. -- Owners of a New Hampshire home are facing charges after
six kittens were rescued from the empty house, police said.



The owners were evicted two weeks ago. Authorities said they left behind six
kittens to fend for themselves in the house, which was as cold as 10
degrees.

The felines survived by eating Styrofoam and plastic and drinking antifreeze
tainted toilet water, police said.

All six kittens are now at a shelter where officials said they should be
healthy enough to adopt soon

"Matthew" wrote in message
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http://www.wesh.com/news/10974018/detail.html

KINGSTON, N.H. -- Owners of a New Hampshire home are facing charges after
six kittens were rescued from the empty house, police said.



The owners were evicted two weeks ago. Authorities said they left behind
six
kittens to fend for themselves in the house, which was as cold as 10
degrees.

The felines survived by eating Styrofoam and plastic and drinking
antifreeze
tainted toilet water, police said.

All six kittens are now at a shelter where officials said they should be
healthy enough to adopt soon


How could they possibly survive on that!!!! Poor babies

Karen wrote:

The felines survived by eating Styrofoam and plastic and drinking
antifreeze tainted toilet water, police said.

How could they possibly survive on that!!!! Poor babies

No kidding. Antifreeze? I thought that was deadly. And exactly which
nutrients are found in styrofoam??

Some people are just morons. Heartless, too.

Joyce

On 13 Feb 2007 19:17:12 GMT, wrote:

Karen wrote:

The felines survived by eating Styrofoam and plastic and drinking
antifreeze tainted toilet water, police said.

How could they possibly survive on that!!!! Poor babies

No kidding. Antifreeze? I thought that was deadly. And exactly which
nutrients are found in styrofoam??

Some people are just morons. Heartless, too.

Joyce

That particular antifreeze is made of Propylene Glycol, which is safe
to drink. If I remember right, some foods have it in them. (just
checked - LOTS of things have it in them!) The little guys will be
safe, now that they are in good hands.

Matthew wrote:

http://www.wesh.com/news/10974018/detail.html

KINGSTON, N.H. -- Owners of a New Hampshire home are facing charges after
six kittens were rescued from the empty house, police said.



The owners were evicted two weeks ago. Authorities said they left behind six
kittens to fend for themselves in the house, which was as cold as 10
degrees.

The felines survived by eating Styrofoam and plastic and drinking antifreeze
tainted toilet water, police said.

All six kittens are now at a shelter where officials said they should be
healthy enough to adopt soon


Poor kitties! I hope they all find their great onetruehome soon,
Polonca