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Posted: 2021-02-20T10:00:06Z | Updated: 2021-02-20T10:00:06Z

NEW MIAMI, Ohio (AP) A police bomb squad responding to a suspicious package call at an Ohio church made an unexpected discovery: six newborn kittens and their mother inside a duffel bag.

The Butler County Sheriffs Office says its bomb squad was called to a church in New Miami on Thursday. When the responding officers heard purring instead of ticking coming from the black bag, they used their X-ray equipment to view what was inside.

The day-old kittens and their mother were found along with a note stating they had been born on Wednesday. Moms name is Sprinkles, the note also read. She began giving birth at 2 p.m.

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A post on the sheriffs office Facebook page said mother and kittens are doing well and are warm, cozy and fed. They were being cared for at a local humane society.

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