Kittens named after iconic Cadbury's chocolate bars search for new home in West Midlands

Two kittens out of a litter of four are waiting to find their forever homes with delightful chocolatey names.

Kittens with iconic Cadbury’s chocolate-themed names are searching for their forever home in the West Midlands.

The female and male duo - named Wispa and Oreo - are searching for their special family together after their siblings, Freddo and Chomp, have already been rehomed.

The pair have been with the RSPCA Worcestershire and Midlands branch for longer than expected while recovering from a brief illness - but the charity fears they could be waiting longer due to the colour of their fur.

A spokesperson for the charity said: “These beautiful siblings are 14-week-old Wispa and Oreo, and they have been waiting patiently for their happy ending after spending longer with us than expected due to being poorly.

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Wispa and Oreo | RSPCA

“Thankfully, they are now thriving, and more than ready to find a loving forever home together. Their siblings, Freddo and Chomp, have already been adopted - now it’s Wispa and Oreo’s turn!

“Sadly, older kittens and black or black-and-white cats are often overlooked, but these two couldn’t be more deserving of a chance. Oreo is full of character and mischief while Wispa is a sleek little shadow who loves being involved in everything going on around her.

“Both kittens are incredibly friendly and playful. They love attention, enjoy exploring, and are always ready for a game or two! After all they’ve been through, we’d love nothing more than to see these two finally curled up together in a home of their own.”

For more information, visit the RSPCA website.

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