Rose Shannon

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Aug 26, 2026, 4:20 PM

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Three kittens are receiving round-the-clock care after they were found in a Brooklyn trash can.

The trio were rushed to Veterinary ER for Pets on Ralph Avenue Tuesday night.

The kittens are being kept warm in an incubator and have been hand-fed every two hours.

Once the animals are stable, they will be transferred to Animal Care Centers of NYC and eventually be put up for adoption.

News 12 has reached out to police to see if they are investigating who left the cats in the trash can and are waiting to hear back.