Isle of Wight kittens found on pub roof are looking for a home

The two kittens found on the pub roof. <i>(Image: RSPCA Isle of Wight)</i>
The two kittens found on the pub roof. (Image: RSPCA Isle of Wight)
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Two Isle of Wight kittens found on a pub roof just before a storm are looking for a home.

The pair were discovered at the former Ponda Rosa pub by scaffolders from ADL Scaffolding.

Rescue workers believe their mother, thought to be a stray, gave birth to them on the roof.

The kittens, named Ponda and Rosa, are described as “frightened” and in need of socialisation in a home environment.



The two kittens rescued and safe. (Image: RSPCA Isle of Wight)

RSPCA Isle of Wight is appealing for foster or foster-to-adopt carers to help look after the pair.

A spokesman for branch said: "We'd like to keep them together.

"If you are interested in fostering, please contact cattery@rspca-isleofwight.org.uk

"If you would like to support the rescue and care of strays and unexpected litters, please donate what you can.

"These vital funds allow us to help as many animals as possible."

Foster carers will need to be able to attend regular check-ups.

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