Felines accidently sent from South Carolina to Vermont in returned package.
VEGENNES, Va. - A worker in the returns department at Country Home Products got a surprise when he opened a brush trimmer sent back from South Carolina.
Inside the box was the trimmer and five kittens.
The three-week-old kittens survived the two-day trip to Vermont and are doing fine.
The South Carolina customer who returned the trimmer had stored it in a barn, and apparently sealed the box without looking inside.
The kittens were taken to a Humane Society shelter in Middlebury, where they met Hazel, a black cat whose kittens had just been weaned. Hazel is a now a surrogate mother to the kittens.
The shelter says the kittens should be available for adoption in about three weeks.
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/8755085/
I'm so glad the kittens are ok. I guess it's possible to just tape up the box w/o looking. I know if I was returning something, I'd double check what I was sending back one more time.
VEGENNES, Va. - A worker in the returns department at Country Home Products got a surprise when he opened a brush trimmer sent back from South Carolina.
Inside the box was the trimmer and five kittens.
The three-week-old kittens survived the two-day trip to Vermont and are doing fine.
The South Carolina customer who returned the trimmer had stored it in a barn, and apparently sealed the box without looking inside.
The kittens were taken to a Humane Society shelter in Middlebury, where they met Hazel, a black cat whose kittens had just been weaned. Hazel is a now a surrogate mother to the kittens.
The shelter says the kittens should be available for adoption in about three weeks.
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/8755085/
I'm so glad the kittens are ok. I guess it's possible to just tape up the box w/o looking. I know if I was returning something, I'd double check what I was sending back one more time.
