A driver noticed a person tossing a bag from a moving pickup truck and decided to stop and investigate. Inside the bag, the driver discovered two black and white kittens, about five and a half months old. The kittens were wet and had a smell that resembled bleach, suggesting they may have been exposed to harmful substances. The driver brought the kittens to the Humane Society of Missouri shelter, where the veterinary team cleaned them to remove any toxic products. The cats were found to be underweight, frightened, and exhausted, but otherwise in good health. They were spayed as part of their care and given the names Dolly and Monroe. Dolly has a small black spot on the top of her head, while Monroe has a small mask-like marking around one eye. The rescuers are now searching for a permanent home that can provide a safe environment for both kittens to live together. The incident highlights the importance of animal rescue efforts and the role of individuals who take the time to help animals in need. The Humane Society of Missouri continues to work with the public to find suitable homes for animals that have been neglected or abandoned.