On October 6, rescuers from the SPA shelter in Orgeval, located in Île-de-France, found two small kittens wandering freely on their parking lot. The shelter was closed at the time, and no one knows who left the kittens there or how long they had been on their own. The kittens were left to face potential dangers alone. In a Facebook video of the rescue, the rescuers explained that their facility is near a road. They noted that outside of opening hours, animal care staff are usually not present to monitor the area. Some of the shelter's dogs may have been out on walks or free roaming, which could have frightened the kittens. The rescuers were fortunate that on this October evening, the staff happened to be on site unexpectedly. They heard the kittens crying and went in search of them. They were finally able to locate the kittens before any serious harm could occur. Once safe, the rescuers quickly provided the necessary care to the two kittens, including cleaning them. Then, they placed the kittens with a foster family, allowing them to grow up in a secure environment and regain strength away from the dangers they could have faced. The rescuers reminded the public that abandoning a litter of kittens on a parking lot is never an acceptable solution. They emphasized that spaying and neutering remain one of the essential ways to prevent unwanted litters and avoid the need to abandon kittens. The incident highlights the importance of responsible pet ownership and the role of animal shelters in protecting vulnerable animals.