Fostering RSPCA Baby Kittens Vlog! | Rachel Clare
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Fostering little baby kittens for the RSPCA. This video will contain a lot of cuteness.I would love to do a fostering kittens Q&A so if you could leave questions in the comments that would be great :) #fosteringkittens #fostering #kittens
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This was so lovely to watch
Thank you!
Ahh how sweet bless!
Lovely video. My question is how has lockdown changed your fostering experience? Xx
Thank you! & thanks for the question🙂 xx
hey rachel!!
my question is how youve managed to foster during covid, we tried to reach out to cats protection but understandably they were super closed off :/
Oh that’s a shame! I think they’ve just been in a difficult situation as no face to face contact has been allowed. Now that the lockdown is easing tomorrow, it might be worth contacting them again or your local RSPCA as it is kitten season right now!
How long do you usually have the kittens? They are so cute 😍
It depends on their age and health but usually anywhere between 3 weeks to 3 months!
2 questions,
1. Would this be something a 12 year old could do? (A very responsible 12 year old)
2. Would this be a good compromise… let me explain; my cat passed away and I really wanted another one, but my dad said no… then I learned about fostering, and I’m wondering if it could be a good compromise so I still get to love on cats, but I don’t have the 10+ year commitment to a pet. Thank you!
As long as the kittens were at least 6 weeks old I think it’s definitely something a responsible 12 year old could do🙂 You would have to have an adult be the formal named fosterer and just check everything’s ok day to day but essentially you could do most of the looking after. They do need the odd trip to the vets for vaccinations but you could do the majority of the looking after them at home. We started fostering because I wanted a kitten but my mum couldn’t afford another cat as well as the 3 we already had and a dog! Just bear in mind that it’s very hard to give them away but it’s also very rewarding to know that you’ve helped some kittens in need and then they can go to their forever homes😀 you never know your dad might fall in love with one and keep it lol it’s hard not to!
@@RachelClare thank you!! I have always wanted to do bottle babies, or moms and kittens... some population of newborns. maybe I'll just postpone that until I'm a little older. thank you for your advice!
@@RachelClare I'm also homeschooled so I wouldn't have to be away for hours each day. From a time perspective, I'm sure I could care for them at any age.
Yes the only reason I said 6 weeks for kittens is because they need bottle feeding every 2-3 hours before that age including in the night! But if they have a mummy cat to do that then you could have them from newborn really. You sound very mature for your age I think you’d make a great fosterer🙂
@@RachelClare Thank you!
What made you want to start fostering?
I really wanted a kitten but my mum said we already had too many pets lol so fostering is just temporary and cost free!
How do you set up your space
I really want to foster kittens and my mum says yes, i will be at School Soon and my mum works is it ok to leave then alone for the day?x
As long as the kittens are at least around 6 weeks old then that should be fine! The younger they are the more care they need (I am bottle feeding 4 week olds throughout the day at the moment). By 6 weeks old they are usually fully weaned onto normal kitten food. Kittens do need lunch but as long as you leave out plenty of food then they should be fine. Just talk to your local RSPCA or whoever you’re fostering from and tell them as they will give you the right fit for your household x
Rachel Clare Thankyou so much, we have contacted them and said that will could foster any kittens over 6 weeks x
Yay that’s great news!🙂 x
Rachel Clare Thankyou so much, without your videos I would have never know you could foster kittens from the rspca x
Hi I live in London and I want to foster can you please tell me we’re you got them and what website
And we’re did u fill in a form online to foster and they will tell u if they have new born kitten there
You have to go to your local RSPCA branch. They will need to access you to make sure you are suitable to foster. I don’t live in London but I’m sure they have one there. They will need to see your house ect. They don’t usually give newborn kittens out to new fosterers you’ll probably more likely get ones that are 6 weeks+. You should be able to find your local RSPCA branch online and then you’ll need to ring them.
Would you ever foster other animals?
Probably not because kittens are very easy. We did get asked if we wanted to foster a dog but that would have upset our other cats and been too much work as we already have a dog that takes up a lot of our time and gets jealous if we fuss other dogs haha. Kittens are so cute and easy to care for!
Did you know that all cats are born with blue eyes
Yes I’ve had some sweet baby kittens with dark blue eyes😍 With Tia and Mia’s eyes they are a very light blue and they should stay that way, they are stunning😍