Bitten By A Kitten Rescue

04/03/2025

And then there was one 😩 last night was a very long night. I spent the majority of the evening working the Kitten fading kitten protocol on Rocco. Sadly, he did not make it. Fiere is still alive and well, and I’m doing everything to keep him comfortable and cozy during this time.

04/03/2025

Also the blind ones. Please don't overlook these beautiful souls

04/02/2025

Jamie here! These little beans made it through the night! Neither of them is wanting to latch. They are both currently getting tube fed. so I decided to give them names that I thought would help encourage them to get a little more into their food! Meet Rocco (black kitten) and Fiere (grey and white) named after my two favorite chefs on TV, and ! Fun fact, I have worked on Guy Fieri‘s show as an audience member, and it’s a must do if you have the opportunity to! Anyhow, I’ll have more updates coming on these two! To everyone who has supported this Rescue, thank you! I could not do any of this without you!

04/02/2025

04/02/2025

04/01/2025

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04/01/2025

Kitten season is definitely here my friends! I was going to call about these little guys late last night and was not able to pick them up this morning. Thankfully, a woman was able to sustain them overnight, however, by the time I got to them. The little gray guy was getting cold, despite efforts to keep him warm, and neither one of them wanted to latch. I immediately got to work getting the little gray one warmed up, and ended up having to tube feed each of them for their first meal. I’ll continue to work with them trying to get them to latch. In the meantime, once they are stable, I really would like to find a foster. My hands are extremely full with several medical cases right now, so if there’s any bottle baby fosters in the East Bay Area, CA that can help, please send me a direct message so that I can get these guys in a safe and solid place!

04/01/2025

Juniper is a kitty that I found late at night in a tree. She had just been spayed, was recovering from surgery, and was terrified! I searched all over the neighborhood to make sure nobody owned her, put out notifications throughout the neighborhood, posts on social media, etc. sadly, no one came forward. She went off to a foster to adopt, who ended up having to return her due to no fault of her own. This afternoon, a group of friends came over to look at a different kitty, and fell in love with her! She walked right up to them, started cuddling up to Mateo, and the choice was made to go ahead and take her home this evening! Happy gotcha day, Juniper you deserve all the best!

03/31/2025

Cobble is a sweet, tuxedo boy! He enjoys cuddles, head butting, butt scritches and shaking hands. He was rescued from a hoarding situation and is now dewormed, neutered, vaccinated, and looking for his forever home! If you’re in the East Bay area, California, and looking for a kitty to call your own, please consider making him a part of your forever, family! To apply to adopt this boy, please send me a direct message and I will send you an adoption application!

03/30/2025

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03/28/2025

Hi friends! Jamie here and these kittens have 48 hours to find a foster home or, sadly they will be humanely let go. If anyone is in the East Bay area California, and is able to foster these guys. I can provide the medication and rescue coverage for these little ones! Please send me a direct message!

03/26/2025

To make a tax deductible donation, please go to the Linktree link in my bio on instagram. On Facebook, please go to the following link: https://linktr.ee/bittenbyakitten

03/26/2025

Hi everyone! Victoria is a kitten that has already had a rough start. She came in almost dead with a severe upper respiratory infection, and it took several weeks to get her on track and healthy. Earlier today, she was playing, Happy, and just being her normal goofy self. However, just a few moments ago my friend noticed that she was throwing up and trying to use the litter box and nothing was coming out. She kept pacing frantically like something was wrong with her, and I immediately called vet. I’m on my way as I make this post to have her seen and get the situation put under control. Please consider making a tax deductible donation to bitten By A Kitten rescue to help with her care. You can do so by going to the Linktree link in my bio if you are on Instagram. If you’re on Facebook, the link is as follows: https://linktr.ee/bittenbyakitten

03/25/2025

Rescue isn’t always pretty. This photo is a screenshot from a TikTok video that I took while trying to give Lucky his evening FIP treatment. Tonight was a rough night for me. I took Lucky in when he was about nine weeks old. He was severely sick and overloaded with parasites. After helping him recover, which took about three weeks, he was released into the general population at the Rescue, where he became one of the most friendly cats! Everyone that came here, loved him! Soon, he went to a foster home with another kitten named Leo. He was supposed to get adopted by his foster family, however, on Thursday, received a call, saying that he was lethargic and not doing well. On Friday he was rushed to the ER where they found that he had FIP. He was then immediately returned to my rescue where I could do the necessary treatment. After 3 1/2 days of intensive care, he died in my arms this evening. This is the reality of Rescue. Many people pour their hearts and souls into animals that sadly don’t make it. Hopefully Lucky’s sweet legacy will live on forever and the hearts that encountered his amazing personality.

03/24/2025

Sweet Ed! This little boy is improving little by little every day. His vet switched him from the GS – 441524 medication to Molnupiravir. He has stopped throwing up every day, his coat is starting to look better, and his eyes are starting to clear. FIP is a very odd disease. Seeing it manifest in three different cats three completely different ways has been a serious learning experience for me. One thing I’ve always learned and Rescue though is that you never stop learning. No matter what what I’m dealing with, how many times I’ve dealt with it, etc. I always ask questions. Even if I think I already know the answer, or if the person is giving me the same advice that I would’ve given to someone else I still ask questions and I still listen because there could be something that I missed or need to re-hear. I am incredibly grateful for each and every rescuer who has come along my side during this time. As well as the FIP Global community who has been absolutely amazing! To everyone who has financially supported this Rescue, followed us on this journey, etc. I am beyond grateful for you as well! This season has been trying to say the least, but that’s all part of being a medical rescue.