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Best place to rehome Kittens

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  • 13-06-2019 11:55pm
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    ardinn
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    So we have a stray Cat who made herself at home recently and then soon after got knocked up, the results are below.

    Looking for advice on the best place to rehome them if I cant offload to people I know.

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    They are well socialized now and mammy is very tame, she was probably dumped.

    They are about a month old now and starting to feed on their own so very nearly ready to go.
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    Graces7
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    They need to stay with their mother until at least 8 weeks, preferably 12 weeks for stable health etc. They are still feeding from her also and need that.


    ardinn wrote: »
    So we have a stray Cat who made herself at home recently and then soon after got knocked up, the results are below.

    Looking for advice on the best place to rehome them if I cant offload to people I know.

    [IMG][/img]62543820_430730317478231_6484656934782763008_n.jpg

    [IMG][/img]64204321_430730224144907_2735362055463763968_n.jpg

    They are well socialized now and mammy is very tame, she was probably dumped.

    They are about a month old now and starting to feed on their own so very nearly ready to go.


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    ardinn
    Registered Users Posts: 4,246 ✭✭✭ardinn


    is it that long? oh ok.
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    Nody
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    ardinn wrote: »
    So we have a stray Cat who made herself at home recently and then soon after got knocked up, the results are below.

    Looking for advice on the best place to rehome them if I cant offload to people I know.

    They are well socialized now and mammy is very tame, she was probably dumped.

    They are about a month old now and starting to feed on their own so very nearly ready to go.
    I'd reach out to your local rescues and see if they can help you; if nothing else they can give you some guidance on what to look for in the new homes etc.


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    uck51js9zml2yt
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    Lovely kittens.where are you?

    Pity I just got one this week.


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    bertsmom
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    Please ask a rescue to help you rehome these kittens and dont just pop their pics on Facebook and offer to good homes. Its come to light that often these poor kittens get used as live bait for dog fights by people whose Facebook profile would give no inkling they were such Aholes.
    Also a rescue may help with a TNR so this doesn't happen again and you end up in an eternal kitten cycle for poor mammy cat.
    Ferals can be very good and content mousers for you with just a bit of shelter and regular feeding but please look at neutering so she has a decent quality of life


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    ardinn
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    Found homes - All people I know. The kittens are nearly 7 weeks now that I look back over m phone so all good.

    Gorgeous little guys - Id keep them all only my 3 dogs would be most upset!

    Thanks for the replies.
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    Graces7
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    well we tried .


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    aonb
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    OP make sure you get the mother spayed asap!
    If shes a stray/feral, you might try the local TNR group, but if you are feeding her and she is staying around, you should get her neutered as soon as you possibly can


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    ardinn
    Registered Users Posts: 4,246 ✭✭✭ardinn


    aonb wrote: »
    OP make sure you get the mother spayed asap!
    If shes a stray/feral, you might try the local TNR group, but if you are feeding her and she is staying around, you should get her neutered as soon as you possibly can

    Ya have an appointment with the vets tuesday. Kittens nearly ready now so will do as soon as they say its ok.
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