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Kittens to the rescue This page is made to spread awareness as well as share cute photos with kittens. I will be sharing my experience for those whom are willing to learn.

This page is also to attract potential adopters.

I’m sorry I haven’t been posting much about my babies seems like I’m the only person working where business has done not...
23/04/2020

I’m sorry I haven’t been posting much about my babies seems like I’m the only person working where business has done nothing but increase. Happy to say both the black babies I had have gone to their forever homes and seen their first vet already. The grey striped boy has already been adopted and his sister is sure to be adopted next. Their mama is currently at the humane society waiting to be adopted. I really do miss them so much but I’m so happy that they’ve been given a chance at life. I learned a lot and can’t wait to continue my journey. I’ve learned a lot about love. I’ve had lots of Laughs but cried many tears. Long nights with little to no sleep. I’m thankful for the hardships because they’ve brought me strength and knowledge. I hope you all continue to share these moments with me as I grow and learn. Looking forward to my next batch of intakes!

I’m sorry that I haven’t been making many updates recently. I’ve been taking a break from social media but as of Saturda...
07/04/2020

I’m sorry that I haven’t been making many updates recently. I’ve been taking a break from social media but as of Saturday these babies hit 7 weeks! I will be taking more pictures soon and posting little excerpts about their personalities!

09/03/2020

I am sorry I haven’t made an update in a little while! Everyone is getting big and gaining weight which is good. This little one today accidentally licked his brothers butt rather than mama ni**le and we had a pretty mess situation. We have now learned that p**p doesn’t taste very good though lol

28/02/2020

These little guys are almost two weeks old now. They are starting to learn how to walk and are beginning to learn to play even though that just opened their eyes about three days ago

Little Easter kitties get little Easter pics!!!!
17/02/2020

Little Easter kitties get little Easter pics!!!!

Say hello to mama and her babies. She is just happy as can be with these little babies. I have yet to s*x them but I hav...
16/02/2020

Say hello to mama and her babies. She is just happy as can be with these little babies. I have yet to s*x them but I have names in mind already!

15/02/2020

Mama is in labor!!!!

Athena is staying with me now. She wasn’t getting along very well with my friends animals. She seems to be getting very ...
14/02/2020

Athena is staying with me now. She wasn’t getting along very well with my friends animals. She seems to be getting very comfortable here so that’s a relief. She seems to get along really well with my cat Joey so they give each other baths hopefully they will become cuddle buddies

05/02/2020

I know I’ve already made a post but this is some more information-
Thanks to Celia Ware who tagged me in a post on the Lawrence lost and found pets, we were able to find this kitty and get her indoors we named her Athena! She is less than 1 year old and is not micro chipped. She is pregnant and the vet said she will likely give birth in about 2 weeks. He did not X-ray her but he suspects at least 2 kittens will be born. I posted my own in case she does belong to someone and some people were concerned about us making the choice to not surrender her. The sad thing is a lot of people are Misinformed or just haven’t been informed at all. Most animal shelters actually DO NOT have the ability to care for kittens under 8 weeks old. Most shelters when they are given a cat that is pregnant they spay which ultimately terminates the kittens. It is not painful and is the best way to minimize more animals being brought into this world which already has a lot of cats. Everyone has their own point of view and I respect both sides. The pregnancy of this cat is important to Celia and I for our own reasons and I am happy to fully support. I have fostered 20 kittens and was able to work very closely with Celia on the care for one of my liters last year. I am confident in her skills and she knows I am one phone call away. I took the time during the winter and I am able to administer fluids if she becomes dehydrated as well as be able to tube feed her babies if there are any complications. Neonatal kittens are very fragile and require 24/7 care, our animal shelter like many others doesn’t have the ability to give that kind of care. Many animal shelters if they are not able to find a foster family by the end of the day they euthanize them because it would be unethical to leave them over night. This is why I and many other people have made the choice to foster. I am hoping this year to spread awareness and possibly get a large enough fallowing that maybe WE can make a difference and get a neonatal care unit. The Lawrence humane society is amazing, but I know we can make a big difference in a problem that is fixable through sterilization and intervention. Thank you if you’ve read through this and I hope you’ve learned something new!

Excited to say we got our first catch! For the most part a close supporter of mine will be the most involved in the care...
05/02/2020

Excited to say we got our first catch! For the most part a close supporter of mine will be the most involved in the care of this feline. Celia tagged me in a post about a cat near mass street and was believed to be pregnant. We drove our earlier today and found her sitting on stairs just waiting. We fed her and asked if anyone had noticed her owner and no one was able to say she had one. We have confirmed she is pregnant and have made the choice to keep her through her pregnancy and once her kittens are born and weaned we will surrender then to the humane society. Stay tuned for updates!! Oh we have named her Athena btw!!! If anyone sees this post and would like to help by donating cat food that would be greatly appreciated thank you.

When I get my next paycheck I’ll be getting my cats vaccinated! After this I will be able to foster again am can’t wait!...
31/01/2020

When I get my next paycheck I’ll be getting my cats vaccinated! After this I will be able to foster again am can’t wait!!!!

Kitten season is right around the corner. I decided this year I would make a page dedicated to this on Facebook for thos...
29/01/2020

Kitten season is right around the corner. I decided this year I would make a page dedicated to this on Facebook for those of you whom were fallowing progress last year. I’ve already begun recovering emails about kittens needing fostering but I have to finish my cats vaccinations before I move forward. I also need to gather some supplies in order to be able to provide proper care.

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I am sorry I haven’t made an update in a little while! Everyone is getting big and gaining weight which is good. This little one today accidentally licked his brothers butt rather than mama nipple and we had a pretty mess situation. We have now learned that poop doesn’t taste very good though lol

These little guys are almost two weeks old now. They are starting to learn how to walk and are beginning to learn to play even though that just opened their eyes about three days ago

I know I’ve already made a post but this is some more information- Thanks to Celia Ware who tagged me in a post on the Lawrence lost and found pets, we were able to find this kitty and get her indoors we named her Athena! She is less than 1 year old and is not micro chipped. She is pregnant and the vet said she will likely give birth in about 2 weeks. He did not X-ray her but he suspects at least 2 kittens will be born. I posted my own in case she does belong to someone and some people were concerned about us making the choice to not surrender her. The sad thing is a lot of people are Misinformed or just haven’t been informed at all. Most animal shelters actually DO NOT have the ability to care for kittens under 8 weeks old. Most shelters when they are given a cat that is pregnant they spay which ultimately terminates the kittens. It is not painful and is the best way to minimize more animals being brought into this world which already has a lot of cats. Everyone has their own point of view and I respect both sides. The pregnancy of this cat is important to Celia and I for our own reasons and I am happy to fully support. I have fostered 20 kittens and was able to work very closely with Celia on the care for one of my liters last year. I am confident in her skills and she knows I am one phone call away. I took the time during the winter and I am able to administer fluids if she becomes dehydrated as well as be able to tube feed her babies if there are any complications. Neonatal kittens are very fragile and require 24/7 care, our animal shelter like many others doesn’t have the ability to give that kind of care. Many animal shelters if they are not able to find a foster family by the end of the day they euthanize them because it would be unethical to leave them over night. This is why I and many other people have made the choice to foster. I am hoping this year to spread awareness and possibly get a large enough fallowing that maybe WE can make a difference and

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