At the Medina County SPCA, it would be pretty difficult not to fall in love with Cinnamon and Sugar – two kittens who were tossed out of a vehicle because “they were bad cats and kept trying to steal food while the owner was eating.”
Check out the home surveillance who caught the woman in action:
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https://www.facebook.com/MedinaSPCA/videos/135857038527158
“We are pleased to report the woman responsible for tossing these poor kittens out in the street was identified and will charged in court.We are working with the Medina Police Dept. in identifying the driver seen in this video dumping kittens into the street in Lafayette Twp. at approximately 6pm, Sunday, May 2, 2021. Vehicle seems to be an older Suzuki Vitara. Please call the MPD 330-725-7777 or the SPCA 330-723-7722 if you have any information. The kittens are safe tonight.”
The friendly kittens have been named Cinnamon and Sugar. On Monday, the rescue organization announced Cinnamon is pregnant and either a foster or permanent home for the cats are needed. The cats are bonded, and it would be best if they could be kept together.
Cinnamon will be allowed to give birth to her kittens and when they are eight-weeks-old, they will be ready for adoption. Everything needed to foster the kittens and the kittens yet to be born will be provided by the Medina County SPCA.
The girls are seven-months-old and come from a home with multiple other cats and two small dogs. Their adoption fee is $150.
You can email to [email protected] or fax to 330-441-4624. Download the application here: http://medinacountyspca.com/…/Adoption-Application…
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