A KIND-hearted couple stuck in Africa due the coronavirus are trying to get their three rescue kittens home.
Blue Norris and her partner Thibault were due to come back to Bracknell from Mozambique in October 2019 as Covid-19 left them with no jobs.
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The pair travelled abroad to become diving instructors and while staying there for 18 months, they stumbled upon three cute kittens which they have since rescued.
The couple are now fundraising 3,000 to help bring their three rescue cats, Cashew, Peanut and Coconut back home to Bracknell.
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Blue said: "Unfortunately as dive instructors, due to the outbreak of the Covid-19 there are no tourists, so no work.
"We are now stuck in Mozambique, desperate to get home but leaving the cats here in this current crisis is not an option (especially if things become unsafe).
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"It will cost around £4,000 for the vets, pet passports and transportation fees, more if we have to leave before their innoculations are complete and we have to put them in to be quarantined. Please help us fund their travel to a safer more secure home."
The three kittens "melted" the Bracknell couple's hearts and they hope to bring the trio home where they can live in a safer environment.
Ms Norris added: "Our hearts melted, instantly we became parents. Please help us fund their travel to a safer more secure home."
So far, the couple have raised £150 through their online crowdfunding page.
Latest figures in Mozambique show there are eight positive cases of coronavirus.
Yesterday, Mozambique's President Filipe Nyusi has announced a state of emergency for 30 days, effective from Wednesday, intended to stop the spread of coronavirus.
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