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Found kittens on the Olympic Peninsula
near the Port Townsend ferry terminal
Found
listing
Posted
1 day
ago
Description
I found a litter of kittens huddled beneath a pine behind a neighbor's shed on Saturday at 6:15 p.m., near the Port Townsend ferry terminal. They were tiny, with one orange tabby, one gray, and a sleepy calico, all shivering in the cool evening breeze. I coaxed them out with a can of tuna and carried them to a warm blanket on the porch, hoping to keep them safe from traffic and coyotes. It felt urgent and a little heartbreaking—I know someone out there is missing them, and I hoped this helps bring them home.
Approximate found location
near the Port Townsend ferry terminal
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