Celtic Ray saves the day for local kittens
SUN PHOTO BY LEE ANDERSON
Five orphaned kittens that found their way under the air conditioner unit at the Celtic Ray right after Christmas were adopted by patrons just in time for 2013.
Lee Anderson is a staff writer for the Sun's Sports section and can be reached at landerson@sun-herald.com
SUN PHOTO BY LEE ANDERSON
The narrow passage under the airconditioning unit at the Celtic Ray public house in Punta Gorda where five kittens were left stranded. The "Celtic Ray Five" were rescued and were adopted by pub patrons Dec. 27 after the mother was likely stuck by an automobile in front of the establishment.
By LEE ANDERSON
Special to the PGH
Celtic Ray proprietor Kevin Doyle knew something was amiss when he opened his establishment on Dec. 27.
Instead of the usual purring from the air conditioning unit, Doyle heard a different type of purring that frigid morning. Upon inspection, Doyle and son Max discovered the source of the noise — five unattended kittens nestled snuggly under the unit.
