Several kittens are now safe and receiving treatment after they were rescued from a dumpster in Philadelphia. Bingo’s Foundation, a no-kill cat sanctuary, rescue, and adoption organization in Lower Bucks County, shared that the kittens — six of them in total — were only 3 days old when they were discovered inside a dumpster. The organization said the tiny animals were found earlier in December by a recycling company collecting and removing debris from a building renovation site. Fortunately, Bingo’s Foundation was able to take them in, and now all six kittens are receiving constant care and feeding from one of the rescue’s foster moms. “The unfortunate thing is that the mother could not be located and trapped, as kittens do better socialize when they can be raised by their mother,” the organization shared. The organization added that the kittens would not have survived long in the dumpster. It is unclear how the kittens got inside the dumpster and who may have been responsible. Sign up for our Breaking newsletter to get the most urgent news stories in your inbox. This story uses functionality that may not work in our app. Click here to open the story in your web browser.