Mama Tabby Cat and Black Kitten

Chehalis WA

Description

Asking for a $20 donation for mama and each kitten to Cat's Meow Spay, Neuter & Adoption Project or an animal charity of your choice (check made out to Cat’s Meow or other charity, a recent PayPal or similar receipt for the donation, or cash which I will pass along). Asking this to improve our possibilities of finding good homes for these cats. This is a good option for both the donation and for local low-cost spay/neuter/shots: https://www.catsmeowsnap.org/new-spay-neuter-services We have: - Mama cat: very pretty and friendly. Sleek, short-haired tabby with white paws, chest and tail tip. She allows herself to be carried and loves to be scratched and pet. She is probably young. Someone dumped her off pregnant in my mother's barn, and she was brought inside my mother's spare room to have her babies safely. She uses the litter box. We are looking for a good home that will take her to be spayed and for her shots. Kittens were born on July 28 and are beginning to be playful, eating canned food and using the litter box. Kittens can be separated from mom at 8 weeks, though closer to 12 weeks can be more desirable. We have decided to begin the search for their new homes now because they have started to show interest in darting out of the spare room, which could put them in the path of my mother's German Shepherd. Kittens: Female: solid black, black with white rear paws and white chest. Other two have been adopted. My mother is more of a dog person who nevertheless cares for the cats that have been dumped off in her barn by anonymous low lives, and I already have three beloved rescue cats. Our barns have a feral cat population already, which we catch to spay/neuter and they are fed. It is a hard life for barn cats with raccoons, opossums, and coyotes. This mama cat is one of the prettiest cats I have seen, and her babies are socialized and deserve to be part of a caring family. If we are unsuccessful in rehoming, they will be spayed/neutered and turned outside with the feral cat population. Their life expectancy will be questionable. Please consider giving one of these cuties a home, or if not, help us avoid this difficult situation by having your cats and dogs spayed/neutered. I prefer to meet in a public place or will take the cat or a kitten to your house near Chehalis or Centralia. Please tell me about the home that you plan to provide. Looking for homes that will pledge to provide vet care and spay/neuter.