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Amelia Shaw & Phil Norris

Five black kittens struggle to be adopted - is superstition or social media to blame?

Five kittens are being snubbed when it comes to adoption as 'younger, prettier-coloured' cats are being chosen ahead of them. The moggies are in a 'heart-breaking' situation after being born at the Wales Freshfields centre in Caernarfon on April 14.

There are fears they are being overlooked because of their black colour. On average, it takes 10 days longer to re-home a black cat or black and white cat than a ginger one, according to data from the RSPCA in 2018, according to NorthWalesLive.

The kittens are known as The C Litter due to their names Chad, Chelsea, Carla, Cammie and Clay. They went to a foster home with their mum Crystal for the first few weeks of their life before returing to the centre aged seven weeks and put up for adoption the following week.

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