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Georgi from Kazanlak found four newborn kittens in his car on Friday morning, reports BGNES.
The mother cat sneaked through the skylight that was left ajar, to hide from the thunderstorm on Thursday night and gave birth to four babies on the back seat.
On Friday morning, upon leaving for work, Georgi heard meowing from the back seat and found the mother and the kittens.
He moved the babies and the mother hid them at a safer place in Georgi's yard.
According to BGNES, he pledged to take care of the cats, if they remain in his yard.
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