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Metro | Calgary The cat’s out of the bag — literally — as a pair of kittens left in a clothing donation box on Wednesday have found a new home. An employee at the Cerebral Palsy Association found the kittens in a backpack when checking the donation box. The bag contained no note or clue as to why they were left there, but when Ana Hoepfner saw them in the office the next morning, she fell paws-itively in love. “I have a fiancé, it’s just the two of us, we don’t have kids, so they will become our babies,” said Hoepfner, who works as the association’s community and government relations co-ordinator. Hoepfner said originally the kittens were going to be taken to the Humane Society, but now they’ll be coming home with her. They’ve been named Poppy and Smokey. “Poppy because it was Remembrance Day,” she said, ”and Smokey because it’s a dark little kitty.” Hoepfner hopes to take them to the vet this weekend and get them registered. She added the Cerebral Palsy Association doesn’t usually accept kittens as donations – mostly clothing and soft goods like bedding and towels. The association assists those with cerebral palsy and other disabilities.