Special Olympics volunteer Kendra Hausfeld, of Minster, comforts three kittens after they were abandoned along with their mother and a fourth kitten in a field next to the Shelby County Board of Developmental Disabilities. Some parents found the cats while attending a Special Olympics softball game on Thursday, July 14. The cats were found inside a plastic tub. Special Olympics organizer Jessica Guillozet called a friend who was willing to take care of the kittens and mother until they could find more permanent homes.
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One of the abandoned kittens.
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Shelby County Board of Developmental Disabilities employee Amy Berger, of Sidney, holds onto the abandoned mother and a kitten as she waits for someone to pick them up.
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Charlee Guillozet, 8, of Maplewood, comforts one of the abandoned kittens. Charlee is the daughter of Frank and Jessica Guillozet.
Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News
Special Olympics volunteer Kendra Hausfeld, of Minster, comforts three kittens after they were abandoned along with their mother and a fourth kitten in a field next to the Shelby County Board of Developmental Disabilities. Some parents found the cats while attending a Special Olympics softball game on Thursday, July 14. The cats were found inside a plastic tub. Special Olympics organizer Jessica Guillozet called a friend who was willing to take care of the kittens and mother until they could find more permanent homes.
