Could you give a home to kittens found astray on Sedgley Beacon?

The cats, thought to be aged between eight and nine weeks, were discovered on the hill three weeks ago by a walker.

Now cat fosterer Pauline Temple-Jones, from Upper Gornal, is calling for help to find new homes for the kittens.

She said: "I couldn't believe both the kittens were found alone at the top of the beacon.

"There are no homes nearby and they came running to the walker who found them, so I presume they had been dumped not long before.

"They wouldn't have survived long on their own in the wet and cold up there for sure.

"It was a real strange one."

After the kittens were delivered to her, Ms Temple-Jones has had them checked over by a vet, who found them in good health.

She is planning to get them both neutered before rehoming.

She said: "They haven't been impacted by what happened at all - they are lovely, adorable kittens who now just need a safe home."

Ms Temple-Jones already has six cats herself. She is well-known in the community for helping rehouse stray pets.

She said: "I always need help when rehoming- there has been more incidents like this in recent months.

"I think it is because too many pet owners are not neutering their cats. "

Anyone who can help should call Ms Temple-Jones on 01902 672031.