The KFC kittens
VOLUNTEERS stepped in when concerned customers reported seeing kittens in the car park of the KFC fast food outlet in Erith. The two little ones - a tabby boy and fluffy black-and-grey girl - were rescued and taken into our care.
It was heartbreaking that Ken and Barbie, as we named them, had been left to struggle to survive on scraps from customers. Although their poor start in life left them wary of humans, they responded well to our TLC.
The kittens, who were aged aobut ten weeks, were also lovely looking.
Within a day of the pair going on our website, Andrea called and came to meet them the next day with her son Jake. They loved the little ones so Ken and Barbie were soon on their way to a new home in Sidcup with the family.
Soon after, Andrea updated us on the kittens, who were renamed Geoff and Kitty, saying: 'As you can see from the photos they are quite chilled out! They can still be wary when approached but are so much more relaxed and enjoy cuddles. Geoff is also growing very fast!
'They enjoy playing together, and with us, and often have their mad half
hour! Jake's toy cars are a particular favourite! It's so rewarding to see them building in confidence each day and we're so pleased we were able to offer them a home.'
Pictured: Kitty (formerly Barbie) in the cattery (above). Geoff (formerly Ken) napping and cuddling up with Kitty in their new home (right) and Kitty enjoying a gentle stroke from Jake (below). 
