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Super Mum Lottie Welcomes Nine Kittens
22 Sep
Summary
- A rescue cat named Lottie gave birth to an unusually large litter of nine kittens.
- The kittens, five males and four females, are being cared for by the RSPCA.
- The branch is assisting Lottie with feeding the large litter twice daily.
A three-year-old rescue cat, Lottie, has given birth to an extraordinary litter of nine kittens at the RSPCA's Bridlington cattery. This is one of the largest litters the branch has seen in recent years, far exceeding the typical feline litter size of four to six.
Lottie, who was found wandering in Wold Newton without a microchip or collar, is now a devoted mother to five male and four female kittens. The RSPCA branch is providing essential care to keep them warm, clean, fed, and safe.
Given the sheer number of kittens, the branch is offering additional support to Lottie. Staff are syringe-feeding the five-week-old litter twice daily to ensure each kitten receives adequate nourishment. The team expresses joy in witnessing their growth and developing personalities.
