We always need foster homes for
Spicy young kittens
Feral mother cats with nursing kittens
Spicy young kittens
Kittens aren't born liking humans, they're taught it! We often need fosters to socialize spicy kittens to humans.
Are you wondering how to tame kittens? Check out this instructional video from Kitten Lady https://youtu.be/ST8dlkNGT9I?si=_X5kwSC1tWG8EEHu
Bottle babies
Feral mother cats with nursing kittens
Spicy young kittens
Sometimes something happens to a mother cat or well-meaning people separate nursing kittens from her. When we can't find mom, we need dedicated fosters to bottle feed the kittens around the clock for a few weeks.
Feral mother cats with nursing kittens
Feral mother cats with nursing kittens
Feral mother cats with nursing kittens
Mom does the best job raising her kittens! When we find nursing kittens and their feral mom, we keep them together until the kittens are weaned. Then if mom hasn't tamed (sometimes they do, like the mom in this picture did!) we spay and vaccinate her and return her to her outdoor home. The kittens go up for adoption as pets.
Teenager kittens (5 - 12 months old)
Teenager kittens (5 - 12 months old)
Feral mother cats with nursing kittens
Teenager kittens (5-12 months) are a lot like human teenagers. Their personalities are blossoming and they have lots of play energy.
Awesome adults
Teenager kittens (5 - 12 months old)
Awesome adults
Adult cats are easy to foster and much less work than kittens. We always need fosters for adult cats. Fostering adults is a great way to have a temporary pet if you're not ready to commit to a cat's lifetime.
Sick kittens
Teenager kittens (5 - 12 months old)
Awesome adults
These kittens have the common fungal infection ringworm. It's treatable like many other common kitten illnesses - upper respiratory infections, wound infections, ear infections, diarrhea. It just takes medication, tender loving care and time.