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MichaelSoE

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11. The first thing that popped into my head is that mom and the kittens need to be spay/neutered

Sun Jul 16, 2023, 06:48 AM

Jul 2023

If this is not taken care of soon, there are going to be more kittens and moms to worry about.

If available in your area, there may be organizations that can either do it for free or help defray the costs.

Mom should not be a problem as she seems friendly enough. The kittens should be caught as soon as possible. At such a young age the longer you wait the harder it will be to acclimate them to "domestication"

Right now you have a great head start and I hope all works out for all involved.

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Can anyone here guide me on feral kittens and all it involves, please? [View all] herding cats Jul 2023 OP

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Thank you. herding cats Jul 2023 #2

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Best of luck to you keeping these babies alive. Duppers Jul 2023 #8

Keep feeding and being present during feeding HelpImSurrounded Jul 2023 #9

Kudos to you for saving the kitty and her babies. And I thought of Siwsan as well. Rhiannon12866 Jul 2023 #10

The first thing that popped into my head is that mom and the kittens need to be spay/neutered MichaelSoE Jul 2023 #11

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