+CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE: THIS MUSIC IS NOT ROYALTY-FREE+<br /><br />Four tiny kittens, named Harry (the ginger one), Meghan, Kate and Liz were recently found dumped in a cardboard box and will soon be looking for new homes fit for a king or queen. <br /><br />The now seven-week-old kittens were discovered by a member of the public in a box by some garages near Kensal Green, northwest London and later brought into animal welfare charity, Mayhew, which is based in White City in the capital. <br /><br />The kittens were severely underfed and dehydrated, but according to Mayhew vet Dr Emily Richardson "...the kittens were quickly settled into a warm and cosy cabin and were looked after by our dedicated cattery team, who offered them specially formulated kitten milk at frequent intervals. After a couple of days, they were much brighter and back to being cheeky and adorable.” <br /><br />The "royal" kittens will be vaccinated, neutered and cared for until they're old enough to be adopted by loving families. <br /><br />Mayhew charitably works to encourage cat owners to have their pets neutered and runs programs to cheaply neuter and treat cats for vulnerable owners.<br /><br />DOWNLOAD A VERSION FEATURING ROYALTY-FREE MUSIC HERE:<br />https://www.newsflare.com/video/206170/charity-causes/meet-harry-meghan-kate-and-liz-four-kittens-abandoned-in-box-in-need-of-a-home
