Daily Mirror

Pawed patrol saves lives of four kittens

- BY AMY-CLARE MARTIN tom.bryant@mirror.co.uk

DUMPED Cat is recovering A NOSY dog has saved four kittens that had been dumped and left to die.

He sniffed them out in a bramble bush while walking with his owner.

The kittens, who had been put in a sack, were close to death when they were rushed to a vet.

They were suffering from hypothermi­a and dehydratio­n, and were malnourish­ed when found in Abbots Wood, near Polegate, East Sussex.

They are being cared for by staff at Raystede Centre for Animal Welfare and are recovering well.

A spokeswoma­n for the centre, which relies on donations, said: “They are getting stronger every day and will stay with us until they can be rehomed.

“Sadly, kittens are still being dumped regularly.”

After both couples had danced a second time, the judges on the BBC hit delivered their verdicts, with all choosing to save the ex-cricketer.

Bruno Tonioli said: “We’re not talking Fred Astaire or Gene Kelly but I enjoy you both, so I have to go with the couple that made me enjoy the evening more... Graeme and Oti.”

When asked by Tess about his time on the show, Seann said: “When you watch it and hear people at the end say ‘this has been the best experience in my life’, I don’t think you really believe.

“But this has been, without a doubt, the best experience of my life – probably bar the last few weeks.

“But, generally speaking, from the beginning, it really was. I can’t believe it, it’s been amazing.”

Katya added: “It wasn’t easy but thank you for your commitment every single day... I’m so proud of you.”

Saturday’s Strictly was the most watched show across all channels on TV, with a peak of 9.3 million viewers.

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