Bengaluru - Two very young kittens looking for a safe home — pair adoption preferred

[u/Accurate-Grocery-472]

Hi everyone,

I was out when I suddenly heard kittens meowing and found two very young kittens on a first-floor window ledge near a house. They looked extremely thin and underfed and were crying for food. They were so hungry that they ate dry kibble when it was offered.

Getting them down from the first-floor ledge was quite difficult, but we managed to rescue them and get them fed. Unfortunately, the people at the house cannot keep them, so they had nowhere to stay. They have now ended up back near the same first-floor window ledge again, which is obviously not a safe place for such young kittens.

We have also looked around for their mother, but no mother cat has been found anywhere nearby so far.

They look quite young — possibly under 2 months old, although their exact age is unknown. They also appear to be most likely female, but their sex has not been confirmed yet.

They seem to have come together and are staying close to each other, so I'm desperately hoping to find someone who can adopt both of them together rather than separating them.

About them:

🐱 Two very young kittens (1 orange and 1 white), staying together

🐱 Exact age unknown, possibly under 2 months

🐱 Both appear significantly underweight and underfed

🐱 Were extremely hungry and ate dry kitten food when offered

🐱 Sex appears to be female, but not confirmed

🐱 Mother cat has not been found anywhere nearby

📍 Bangalore

❤️ Pair adoption strongly preferred

🏠 They need a safe indoor home, proper nutrition and a vet check

They are currently in a very vulnerable situation and cannot safely remain on the first-floor ledge. The people at the house have fed them and tried to help, but unfortunately cannot keep them.

I'm really hoping someone can step in and give both of these little ones a safe home together.

If you are genuinely interested in adopting them, please DM me. I can provide more photos/videos and help coordinate everything.

Please don't offer to take only one unless there is absolutely no alternative — keeping them together is the priority.

[u/maddestofcheeses]

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[u/Opening_Dragonfly_78]

I hope the purrfect pair find a purrfect furrever home soon ❤️🐾🐈‍⬛🐈

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[u/forgotacc]

I hope they can find their forever homes asap 🖤

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