We found one of them stuck in the cab of a truck, and another was being carried off in a closed sack by a strange man — we never did work out what he had in mind. The third one slept through both rescue operations. They're around 4–6 weeks old. A vet has examined all three and they've been dewormed. They already eat dry food, drink water on their own, and use the litter box. Lovely temperaments: they come straight to people, love being held, and fall asleep on your lap. We can't keep them ourselves — we already have two adult cats, and we're moving soon and won't be able to take them with us. For now they're being fostered in a garden, but it's only a temporary fix: they're doing their best to get out. The complex is open, with cars going past and strangers walking through. We won't be able to keep them safe there for much longer. You can take one, or several — they grew up together and are very attached to each other. Please share this with anyone who might be interested.