There are 55 Siamese cats on the lookout for a new home after being rescued by the RSPCA.
The cats came into the charity’s care from a multi-cat household in Croydon on February 20.
They were taken to three nearby animal centres, with 11 going to RSPCA Leybourne.
The charity is now seeking to rehome the cats, which includes young kittens and pregnant queens.
The RSPCA says they will need a home with adults or families with older children, as well as access to the outdoors.
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Some of them can be rehomed together as they are bonded, whilst others will be happier to be rehomed on their own.
Liz Wheeler, RSPCA inspector, said: “Multi-cat households can often arise as a result of unneutered cats breeding until a situation becomes out of the owners’ control.
“The RSPCA often works with owners to neuter and reduce the numbers of cats and dealt with more than 1,000 calls relating to animal hoarding last year.
“The hope is that these cats can now be found loving homes and get their second chance at happiness.”
For more information about the cats, contact RSPCA South Godstone , RSPCA Leybourne Animal Centre and RSPCA Purley, Caterham and District branch .
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