Pingu and Humbug were orphaned at four weeks old when their mother disappeared. They were found and taken to the RSPCA where Sally cared for them until they were old enough. Pingu and Humbug learned to use a litter tray, play with toys, and were given operations so they could not have kittens. Now that they are older, Pingu and Humbug live and work at the RSPCA as happy cats with identification collars and microchips.

1. Pingu and Humbug
get a new home

3. Our names are Pingu and
Humbug, we are very lucky
cats…but it wasn’t always
that way…….

5. When we were only four
weeks old our mum
disappeared. We were very
small.

7. We were very frightened
but someone found us and
brought us to the RSPCA.

9. We were too little to be by
ourselves so Sally took care
of us.

11. Each day Sally gave us
plenty of kitten food and
fresh water to drink.

13. We had our own beds to
sleep in, inside where it was
nice and warm.

15. We learned to use a litter
tray when we needed to
go to the toilet.

17. We like to run around
together, play with our toys
and hide in our tunnel!

19. When we are happy we
purrrrrrrr

21. When we were big enough
we had an operation so we
can’t have any kittens.

23. We have collars with our
name and

25. telephone number on them,
so we can’t get lost.

27. We also have a microchip
under our skin which is another
form of identification.

29. Now we are older we live
and work at the RSPCA. We
are very happy cats!