A litter of adorable kittens named after iconic Cadbury chocolate bars is searching for new homes in the West Midlands. The kittens, who have been named Dairy Milk, Wispa, Twirl, Flake, and Curly Wurly, are currently being cared for by the RSPCA's Birmingham Animal Centre.
Chocolate-Themed Names
The five kittens were given the chocolate-themed names by staff at the centre to reflect their sweet personalities. Each kitten has its own unique character, but all are described as playful and affectionate.
RSPCA animal care assistant Chloe Smith said: 'We thought it would be fun to name them after everyone's favourite chocolate bars. They are all very sweet and we hope they will find loving homes soon.'
Ready for Adoption
The kittens are now old enough to be rehomed and are looking for families who can provide them with a safe and loving environment. The RSPCA is encouraging potential adopters to come forward.
Ms Smith added: 'They have been vaccinated, microchipped, and neutered, so they are ready to go to their forever homes. We would love to hear from anyone who can offer them a second chance.'
How to Apply
Those interested in adopting one of the kittens should contact the RSPCA Birmingham Animal Centre. The centre is currently operating an appointment-only system due to the pandemic.
Potential adopters will need to complete an application form and undergo a home check to ensure they can provide a suitable environment for the kitten.
Support the RSPCA
The RSPCA continues to rely on public donations to care for animals in need. The charity has seen an increase in abandoned pets during the pandemic and is urging people to support its work.
For more information about adopting a kitten or to make a donation, visit the RSPCA website or contact the Birmingham Animal Centre directly.
