Its sad that there are so many cats in the world that there's not enough time or people to take care of and give homes to all of them, so that they need to be put down. Its really sad, but I'm really glad these babies have the chance to find themselves forever homes. The cross-eyed baby is just so cute though... I would love him forever, my gosh XD
What sweet babies! The change in that handsome ginger boy made me cry, especially snuggled with his foster dog siblings. So glad that you and your fellow volunteers were able to save these adorable kittens. They deserve wonderful lives.
They are all adorable that little white one is precious 😊 There are a couple of Tuxedo kittens in there and they are adorable. I love cats and I did animal rescue when I was younger some thing I enjoyed doing .
im glad u saved them. they shouldnt beable to euthanize them. their still young enough to get socialized easily. so many babies out their dont get a chance and its a shame. love how your kids are with the kittens to. your teaching them well :D
What a pretty little Siamese. I think it's sad they are breeding out the crossed eyes. I like when they show up in mixed breeds. My boy turned into an apricot point Siamese and has the crossed eyes. And despite what people think he does not have vision trouble. Yours is a cutie. I love his colored tail. And I bet he has a sweet personality like mine. Wish I could adopt that one also.
Glad you were able to save those kittens, you do great work! Here in my neck of the woods we have "cat cafes" which are as described - go to the cafe, meet some cats, and maybe adopt one. They are wildly successful finding homes for cats. Have you got an equivalent where you are?
The white cat is not too feral acting, when I brought my calico home you couldn't put your face near her without possibly getting turned into bologna slices. But I still have her, she can be bad, but she is my friend.
My young cat (9 months) was also a feral kitten rescued at 4 months of age. He is my first cat and I live alone with him. He is not aggressive at all but he's very fearful and hides a lot. He's very smart and vigilant. I see improvement in his shyness but I can't hold him or pet him yet as he will run if I try, even gently.
I'm hoping you can help me. I'm in Sacramento CA, and I'm feeding a number of feral cats who come to my yard. I'd like to get them fixed, but I don't have any space in my house for a cat to stay between getting trapped and their spay/neuter appointment, or afterward while they're recovering. Even my garage is full. I've been looking for someone in my area who's willing to help, but the best I've gotten is an offer to loan me traps. It would be a bonus if it were someone who could accurately assess whether the cats could be tamed, as there are a couple who I think could be and I'd love to see them in loving homes. My yard is a pretty safe place for kitties (I even sprung for a heated cat house), but being someone's cherished cat is better.
I know it is bad, but I don't know what is worse: the father of a girl I know killed his kittens himself rather than getting them euthanized. They were super cute, but he didn't want to spend money on them or spend time to find them new owners, so he put them in a bag and chopped them up with an axe 😢😢😢
Then foster for them. Donate to them. Volunteer with them. Private rescues and no-kill shelters can (AND DO) turn animals away. Those animals then go to public/county shelters that have no choice but to take the animal. They have their limits - time, kennel space, money, foster homes. When those things run out (particularly kennel space and foster homes), they run out of options. No shelter *wants* to euthanize animals. They would like it very much if people would spay and neuter and be responsible pet owners!
I just subscribed to your channel. I'm looking forward to watching your amazing work. Another channel that you might be interested in watching is a rescue group in Arkansas called Community Cats. Stephanie works with many area vets to help not only the healthy cats and kittens but also the health challenged severe cases that are in immediate danger of being euthanized. She has a network of fosters like yourself that work tirelessly for the well-being of all furbabies. I myself have former ferals Momma Kitty and her 2 daughters that now enjoy the good life indoors and we enjoy their grateful loving purrs, cuddles and kitty kisses 🐈⬛🐈⬛🐈⬛ #feralscanbefabulous
Over population and not enough services or resources to house them all. The cat population goes up every year because of irresponsible people who keep them outdoors and don't have them fixed. County shelters can only keep a few of them for so long, and if no one's adopting or donating, and if a few of them become ill, then they have no choice than to put them down because nobody wants to adopt a sick or injured kitten.
We can afford to give billions of dollars to China or terrorist countries in the middle east but we don't have the money for animal shelters big enough to care for unowned cats and dogs. I love the USA but if there's one thing I really hate about my country----it's foreign policy.
Wouldn't it be better to neuter and release them? Maybe half would still die in the wild, but that means half would live. If nothing else, think of the potential pest control in major cities.
If more shelters would neuter/spay more animals and adopt them out with a very minimal fee, they'd solve the back log pretty quickly. The high cost of adoption fees ensure animals stay there longer.
This makes me really sad. This was just one small shelter out of all the shelters in the country. Makes me think of all the feral kittens that don’t get a second chance. Thank you for spending your time and resources saving these animals!
if anyone is interested, The Kitten Lady Hannah Shaw wrote an excellent book on caring for the kittens who are most likely to be euthanized, those ill or under 8 weeks and needing extra care. It's very very detailed, it's amazing! You can partner with a shelter and take them when they have them come in instead of them being killed. The book is Tiny But Mighty!
@@christenawalker2944 Cats bread incredible quickly. To the point that in many areas you have far too many cats to simply TNR. Cats pose a hazard to local wildlife. Although I hate the killing of any animal, you have to keep things balances and TNR alone isn't always enough. Having TNR cats wipe out local animal species (birds, lizards, frogs, tiny mammals, etc.) is substituting one type of murder for another based purely on how cute the little kittens are and how innocent they look. They are predators and they aren't native to that ecosystem.
Your calm demeanour with this kittens is refreshing to watch. I have fostered a number of ‘feral’ kittens successfully and know it takes time and patience, a lot of patience. I was interested to see, in another video, that you separated the more aggressive ones. It works, for sure. Good luck and well done for all your hard work. This pandemic has increased the amount of mums to be being discarded like rubbish, a shame, but that’s the reality of rescue.
How the people that kill these babies can live with themselves amazes me, I could never do that. You are doing the best work! I've taken in several cats in my life and I know I gave them good lives and a warm home and plenty of food, they never feared for their next meal or lived in the cold. I had a little tuxedo runt that wouldn't let me leave the house he was born in without him, he was so little and so scared. I took him home and gave him 14 wonderful years of love, I lost him recently and I know that he and his sister would have never made it if we had left them. You are a saint for saving these beautiful babies.
Omg Casper is THE most adorable little fluff nugget!! 😻❤❤❤ Beautiful to see all the kittens looking cosy and relaxed in their foster homes (gotta love a purrito ) Thank you for what you do 😽🐾😽🐾
SUCH LITTLE CUTIES THERE. THE PEOPLE AT THE SHELTER JUST DO NOT HAVE THE TIME TO TRY AND SOCIALIZE THESE LITTLE ANGELS BECAUSE THEY HAVE SO MANY OTHER ANIMALS TO CAE FOR.
People would be in uproar if amchildrens home decided to kill naughty children, why oh why do we think thatmwe can kill kittens ormany other innocent animals comet
Never understand why shelter traps cats to "rescue" them, but kill them if they can"t socialize or find them a home. If you're going to kill them, let them at least try to live their lifes outside, it might be harsh but better than be dead with no chance at all just because some random people chose for them
It's not usually the shelter that's trapping them. It's usually the general public who then turn around and bring them to the shelter and the shelter has limited options (and limited time, kennel space, money, and foster homes).
You ask what's the matter with the human race? Here is the answer, the uncomfortable truth. We abort babies, give pedophiles light sentences and treat children as disposable trash and yet people are surprised when people treat animals the same way. No society that condones murdering unborn children, dismissing them as clumps of cells, and sees their lives as disposable, unwanted and to be terminated without consideration will ever value any life be it human or animal. The longer that we tolerate and embrace the idea that the unborn are not human, that children have no value will become more abusive and hostile to the lives of animals as well. We can't even be decent to our own species and we are even worse to other species. The other problem is you then have those on the flip of that... they worship animal lives and yet seek to murder children while patting themselves on the back for their pseudo virtue. Pro-choice vegetarians are the worst hypocrites out there in regards to what is wrong with society.
I’m sorry but these comments are misguided. As an owner of two beautiful strays, cats are an invasive species in North America that repopulate way too quickly, endangering local native animals. Over 60 species of birds have gone extinct because of cats. As sad as it is they literally become a threat to the environment when this happens. No Kill shelters don’t always take every animal either. There’s not enough people and time to take care of every single stray kitten unfortunately. It’s really sad but this isn’t about humans being cruel for once.
@@cute_canadian_redhead6747 Also abortion’s are emergency medical procedures, and they are usually done as EMERGENCIES when giving birth could endanger the life of the woman. A fetus is not a live human baby. You don’t have to like it, but I just thought I’d drop that here since you brought it up on a kitten foster video.
@Destroyer of Bots I'm with you entirely on breeders, but there aren't always the options we want for TNR. It may not be legal in the area due to nuisance laws. There may not be any established colonies with caretakers. There may not be local rescue orgs who can take in a dozen kittens on little notice, or enough foster homes available.
I find it disgusting that they were going to be killed, sadly a lot of kill shelters have a massive kill percentage, in 2018 PETA received 2470 cats and dogs, 35 were rehomed and 658 transferred with the rest executed...
PETA has the worst track record for murdering animals, the aim of their shelter is to euthanize animals and they get stupid. gullible people to fund them to do so.
Oh my god the cross eyed kitten, what a beautiful Angel. Everyone shuns the animals with physical differences but I think they are the most beautiful and unique
In that chelter where they were going to give them euthanasia why they rescue the kittens if in the end they are always going to kill them.☠☠☠☠☠ That is ridiculous of that chelter. Thanks to you❤❤❤❤❤ and a thousand blessings for helping them😻😻😻😻😻
Shelters bring them in to stop them continuing to breed. Since many shelters are underfunded and overwhelmed, they don't have the time to socialize the kittens, hence euthanasia is the next step. God bless Catville TNR for being a true angel and taking these babies in.
Disgusting that this shelter was going to put them down! They show a clear potential and just because they do not feel like working with them they were going to kill them. I find it sickening when shelters go "oh we havent found a home for them in the last few weeks so let's kill them" with cats and dogs. They treat them as a product instead of a living creature that needs to be loved! Shame on them! I am so happy the shelter I work at is a no kill shelter, sure some months we have a lot of kittens(both stray and feral) but if you spend a bit of time with them they can still become great pets. At this time we even have a higher demand for cats and dogs then we can suply and that makes me happy. Excluding the quarantine rooms(they can not be placed yet) we only have 2 cats and one dog up for adoption at this time. And if it would take 5 years for them to find a owner, then they will stay for 5 years! You don't need to spend 12h a day per kitten, but give them a cuddle a few times a day. If all employees do this between chores they will get used to people in no time. Adult cats that are too feral to rehabilitate, they are neutered and released back into their territory or are housed with farmers as a natural pest controll. And dogs that can not be placed due to health issues or agression, they will get a job as our guarddogs. It warms my heart to see someone with the same love for these animals giving them the chance they deserve. What you do is wonderfull, keep up the good work!
I'm with u 100% on that. If they gonna put them down, they should at least let them try to live their life outside. They took them from their feral place and chose to put them down because they couldn't socialize or find them a home. If they didn't intrude in their life in first place they could have tried to live their life outside learning the feral way throught their moms, but just because they chose to take them at that early stage of their life, they made them unable to life outside by themselve. Really a shame. If you're going to take them out of their environnement you should commit to their well being and development in first place, not kill them because you failed. Plus imagine their mom finding suddenly that their kitten disappeared, they lowkey ignore animals feelings and mothers instict. Fucking pathetic. They could just have neutered them and put them back to their place to avoid growing cat population and let them live with their moms.
There's a special place in heaven for kind souls like you.
You are honestly the best mother and so very lucky to find such a cute little angel
such a soothing voice, no wonder the babies are calm around her
You got the jackpot
Casper is soooo cute.
She's was the most timid, Im happy she's receiving loving care now.
you came you saw you saved lives ! bravo !
Save all cats
That's easier said than done.
@@juldansol yeah youre right
indeed batman
Cute babies. Thank you so much for saving them!! I hope they find good, loving homes.
Its sad that there are so many cats in the world that there's not enough time or people to take care of and give homes to all of them, so that they need to be put down. Its really sad, but I'm really glad these babies have the chance to find themselves forever homes.
The cross-eyed baby is just so cute though... I would love him forever, my gosh XD
Many people who would love to adopt a cat, but are in homes where pets are not allowed.
People in this system are evil that they wanna kill them
Every cat deserves a loving home.
thank you for the work you do and your gentle voice
Cats are so adaptable. And they know when you are helping them.
I love that you are teaching your children to have love and compassion.
What sweet babies! The change in that handsome ginger boy made me cry, especially snuggled with his foster dog siblings. So glad that you and your fellow volunteers were able to save these adorable kittens. They deserve wonderful lives.
Let the mini tigers live!!
Thanks so much for giving these mini tigers another chance!!!
Great work!
The Before and After shots are a WINNER idea, Chelsea... especially loving the comfy blankies and with the kids!
She is darling ❤❤❤
They are all adorable that little white one is precious 😊
There are a couple of Tuxedo kittens in there and they are adorable. I love cats and I did animal rescue when I was younger some thing I enjoyed doing .
im glad u saved them. they shouldnt beable to euthanize them. their still young enough to get socialized easily. so many babies out their dont get a chance and its a shame. love how your kids are with the kittens to. your teaching them well :D
God bless you, and the work you do. We can't save them all, but we can try. I have 3 babies from celestial zoo!
CatvilleTNR, that kitten casper sure is so cute and cuddly!
Sweet little babies!!
Casper is so adorable with those crossed eyes
Thank you so much for your help and care from Switzerland 💕💕💕💖💕💕💕
THANK YOU SO MUCH
Great people!
I probably would have named Casper Gunther, but Casper makes sense too!
Good choice! I love Dennis the Menis!
Wow, you are really good at that! ❤️💚❤️
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Good job.
bless you
Beautiful folks, keep doing this wonderfull work !
What a pretty little Siamese. I think it's sad they are breeding out the crossed eyes. I like when they show up in mixed breeds. My boy turned into an apricot point Siamese and has the crossed eyes. And despite what people think he does not have vision trouble.
Yours is a cutie. I love his colored tail. And I bet he has a sweet personality like mine. Wish I could adopt that one also.
Glad you were able to save those kittens, you do great work! Here in my neck of the woods we have "cat cafes" which are as described - go to the cafe, meet some cats, and maybe adopt one. They are wildly successful finding homes for cats. Have you got an equivalent where you are?
The white cat is not too feral acting, when I brought my calico home you couldn't put your face near her without possibly getting turned into bologna slices. But I still have her, she can be bad, but she is my friend.
My young cat (9 months) was also a feral kitten rescued at 4 months of age. He is my first cat and I live alone with him. He is not aggressive at all but he's very fearful and hides a lot. He's very smart and vigilant. I see improvement in his shyness but I can't hold him or pet him yet as he will run if I try, even gently.
I fostered 21 cats throughout the years...I now have 21 cats LOL...
thank u for taking care of em
Send them all to me ❤️
3:15 that kitten looks discontented not happy lol
I'm hoping you can help me. I'm in Sacramento CA, and I'm feeding a number of feral cats who come to my yard. I'd like to get them fixed, but I don't have any space in my house for a cat to stay between getting trapped and their spay/neuter appointment, or afterward while they're recovering. Even my garage is full. I've been looking for someone in my area who's willing to help, but the best I've gotten is an offer to loan me traps. It would be a bonus if it were someone who could accurately assess whether the cats could be tamed, as there are a couple who I think could be and I'd love to see them in loving homes. My yard is a pretty safe place for kitties (I even sprung for a heated cat house), but being someone's cherished cat is better.
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That is so nice...but strange. The shelters can never keep kittens like are flying off the shelves like hot cakes right now.
Any shelter that would euthanize 11 kittens should be shut down they don’t have the right to exist !!
I know it is bad, but I don't know what is worse: the father of a girl I know killed his kittens himself rather than getting them euthanized. They were super cute, but he didn't want to spend money on them or spend time to find them new owners, so he put them in a bag and chopped them up with an axe 😢😢😢
Then foster for them. Donate to them. Volunteer with them. Private rescues and no-kill shelters can (AND DO) turn animals away. Those animals then go to public/county shelters that have no choice but to take the animal. They have their limits - time, kennel space, money, foster homes. When those things run out (particularly kennel space and foster homes), they run out of options. No shelter *wants* to euthanize animals. They would like it very much if people would spay and neuter and be responsible pet owners!
Awww this would be a total foster fail for me!
Did You Find her a home, and the Other Kittens
The cats name is SNOWBALL
Aaawww😭, 💋
I’m would have named Casper, Clarence after Clarence the Crosseyed Lion.
I just subscribed to your channel. I'm looking forward to watching your amazing work. Another channel that you might be interested in watching is a rescue group in Arkansas called Community Cats. Stephanie works with many area vets to help not only the healthy cats and kittens but also the health challenged severe cases that are in immediate danger of being euthanized. She has a network of fosters like yourself that work tirelessly for the well-being of all furbabies. I myself have former ferals Momma Kitty and her 2 daughters that now enjoy the good life indoors and we enjoy their grateful loving purrs, cuddles and kitty kisses 🐈⬛🐈⬛🐈⬛
#feralscanbefabulous
people are really out there gassing kittens, holy shit that's horrible
Why shelter kills healthy animals?!
Over population and not enough services or resources to house them all. The cat population goes up every year because of irresponsible people who keep them outdoors and don't have them fixed. County shelters can only keep a few of them for so long, and if no one's adopting or donating, and if a few of them become ill, then they have no choice than to put them down because nobody wants to adopt a sick or injured kitten.
We can afford to give billions of dollars to China or terrorist countries in the middle east but we don't have the money for animal shelters big enough to care for unowned cats and dogs. I love the USA but if there's one thing I really hate about my country----it's foreign policy.
OMG WHY THEY WERE GOING TO KILL THEM ?!! That's horribly monstrous !
Wouldn't it be better to neuter and release them? Maybe half would still die in the wild, but that means half would live. If nothing else, think of the potential pest control in major cities.
If more shelters would neuter/spay more animals and adopt them out with a very minimal fee, they'd solve the back log pretty quickly. The high cost of adoption fees ensure animals stay there longer.
This makes me really sad. This was just one small shelter out of all the shelters in the country. Makes me think of all the feral kittens that don’t get a second chance. Thank you for spending your time and resources saving these animals!
if anyone is interested, The Kitten Lady Hannah Shaw wrote an excellent book on caring for the kittens who are most likely to be euthanized, those ill or under 8 weeks and needing extra care. It's very very detailed, it's amazing! You can partner with a shelter and take them when they have them come in instead of them being killed. The book is Tiny But Mighty!
TNR!! TNR!! TNR!! stop the murder of 1000s by participating in a TNR program near you!!!!!!!!!
@@easytoslip She is amazing, the work she does with these precious Baby`s.
@@christenawalker2944 Cats bread incredible quickly. To the point that in many areas you have far too many cats to simply TNR. Cats pose a hazard to local wildlife. Although I hate the killing of any animal, you have to keep things balances and TNR alone isn't always enough. Having TNR cats wipe out local animal species (birds, lizards, frogs, tiny mammals, etc.) is substituting one type of murder for another based purely on how cute the little kittens are and how innocent they look. They are predators and they aren't native to that ecosystem.
BS. Take your bullshit somewhere else. They deserve a chance.
She is such a cute purrito!! You do incredible work, CatvilleTNR!
THANK YOU!!
I always love it when people make a purr-rito!
Your calm demeanour with this kittens is refreshing to watch. I have fostered a number of ‘feral’ kittens successfully and know it takes time and patience, a lot of patience. I was interested to see, in another video, that you separated the more aggressive ones. It works, for sure. Good luck and well done for all your hard work. This pandemic has increased the amount of mums to be being discarded like rubbish, a shame, but that’s the reality of rescue.
How the people that kill these babies can live with themselves amazes me, I could never do that. You are doing the best work! I've taken in several cats in my life and I know I gave them good lives and a warm home and plenty of food, they never feared for their next meal or lived in the cold. I had a little tuxedo runt that wouldn't let me leave the house he was born in without him, he was so little and so scared. I took him home and gave him 14 wonderful years of love, I lost him recently and I know that he and his sister would have never made it if we had left them. You are a saint for saving these beautiful babies.
God bless all the people in the world who help & save kittys. Cat are God's amazing angels sent to help us humans. God bless.
Omg Casper is THE most adorable little fluff nugget!! 😻❤❤❤
Beautiful to see all the kittens looking cosy and relaxed in their foster homes (gotta love a purrito ) Thank you for what you do 😽🐾😽🐾
What an absolutely warm cuddly, Beautiful Girl. The Kitty`s are sweet Too 🥰😻🐾🎀💟💖💎💋
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SUCH LITTLE CUTIES THERE. THE PEOPLE AT THE SHELTER JUST DO NOT HAVE THE TIME TO TRY AND SOCIALIZE THESE LITTLE ANGELS BECAUSE THEY HAVE SO MANY OTHER ANIMALS TO CAE FOR.
This system after money and power and control , they wanna get rid of something that is not important to them
Aww! Am relieved that these cuties were saved. Too many end up being killed
People would be in uproar if amchildrens home decided to kill naughty children, why oh why do we think thatmwe can kill kittens ormany other innocent animals comet
Why would anyone want to kill cats that's not fare animals need love.✌️
She is absolutely adorable and looks so soft! I hope all of these kittens and future ones find a wonderful home. I'd love to do what you do someday ❤
If I ever came across a feral cat with big BLUE cross eyes then I'd have to keep her!!! 😍😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
My crosseyed Siamese mix is mostly blind!
He is also ferocious because he can't tell what's going on so he reacts like its an emergency every time! He to came from a feral colony!
Never understand why shelter traps cats to "rescue" them, but kill them if they can"t socialize or find them a home. If you're going to kill them, let them at least try to live their lifes outside, it might be harsh but better than be dead with no chance at all just because some random people chose for them
It's not usually the shelter that's trapping them. It's usually the general public who then turn around and bring them to the shelter and the shelter has limited options (and limited time, kennel space, money, and foster homes).
What’s the matter with the human race. Thank you for helping this cat
You ask what's the matter with the human race? Here is the answer, the uncomfortable truth. We abort babies, give pedophiles light sentences and treat children as disposable trash and yet people are surprised when people treat animals the same way. No society that condones murdering unborn children, dismissing them as clumps of cells, and sees their lives as disposable, unwanted and to be terminated without consideration will ever value any life be it human or animal. The longer that we tolerate and embrace the idea that the unborn are not human, that children have no value will become more abusive and hostile to the lives of animals as well. We can't even be decent to our own species and we are even worse to other species. The other problem is you then have those on the flip of that... they worship animal lives and yet seek to murder children while patting themselves on the back for their pseudo virtue. Pro-choice vegetarians are the worst hypocrites out there in regards to what is wrong with society.
I’m sorry but these comments are misguided. As an owner of two beautiful strays, cats are an invasive species in North America that repopulate way too quickly, endangering local native animals. Over 60 species of birds have gone extinct because of cats. As sad as it is they literally become a threat to the environment when this happens. No Kill shelters don’t always take every animal either. There’s not enough people and time to take care of every single stray kitten unfortunately. It’s really sad but this isn’t about humans being cruel for once.
@@cute_canadian_redhead6747 Also abortion’s are emergency medical procedures, and they are usually done as EMERGENCIES when giving birth could endanger the life of the woman. A fetus is not a live human baby. You don’t have to like it, but I just thought I’d drop that here since you brought it up on a kitten foster video.
@Destroyer of Bots I'm with you entirely on breeders, but there aren't always the options we want for TNR. It may not be legal in the area due to nuisance laws. There may not be any established colonies with caretakers. There may not be local rescue orgs who can take in a dozen kittens on little notice, or enough foster homes available.
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What kind of shelter is that?
It's an county run shelter in rural Utah. Luckily they asked for help.
thank you for saving innocent little lives. And your girl is so adorable. She's growing up to be such a good person, with you as mom :)
I find it disgusting that they were going to be killed, sadly a lot of kill shelters have a massive kill percentage, in 2018 PETA received 2470 cats and dogs, 35 were rehomed and 658 transferred with the rest executed...
PETA has the worst track record for murdering animals, the aim of their shelter is to euthanize animals and they get stupid. gullible people to fund them to do so.
why euthanize the poor kitties ? some people are just evil , thanks for saving their lives god bless you
😮Babies holding babies. 😱I'm gonna explode from the cuteness 🤯🥰
It takes no time to get kittens nice. I got an adult feral cat to be nice and got 2 adopted fairly quickly.
I want the cross eyed kitty 😍😍😍😍😍
Oh my god the cross eyed kitten, what a beautiful Angel. Everyone shuns the animals with physical differences but I think they are the most beautiful and unique
This wemon is amazing! Thankyou for saveing those kittens and giveing them a chance for a life❤❤
Those cross eyes are a from the Siamese in him. Those babies are adorable. I would take any of them but already have four.
bless you and your little girl and all the people you work with to help save these kitties! seriously you are a blessing for so many animals!
thank you for helping them.
Casper is a Siamese mix possibly?
It makes me so sad to think of all the cats that weren’t adopted in time and were euthanized
In that chelter where they were going to give them euthanasia why they rescue the kittens if in the end they are always going to kill them.☠☠☠☠☠ That is ridiculous of that chelter. Thanks to you❤❤❤❤❤ and a thousand blessings for helping them😻😻😻😻😻
Shelters bring them in to stop them continuing to breed. Since many shelters are underfunded and overwhelmed, they don't have the time to socialize the kittens, hence euthanasia is the next step. God bless Catville TNR for being a true angel and taking these babies in.
Because the world needs more cats.
keep up the good work! 👍
Pretty baller shelter there
I think the white cat is a lynx point
Can I have one plz
god bless you
God bless you❤
Disgusting that this shelter was going to put them down!
They show a clear potential and just because they do not feel like working with them they were going to kill them.
I find it sickening when shelters go "oh we havent found a home for them in the last few weeks so let's kill them" with cats and dogs. They treat them as a product instead of a living creature that needs to be loved!
Shame on them!
I am so happy the shelter I work at is a no kill shelter, sure some months we have a lot of kittens(both stray and feral) but if you spend a bit of time with them they can still become great pets. At this time we even have a higher demand for cats and dogs then we can suply and that makes me happy. Excluding the quarantine rooms(they can not be placed yet) we only have 2 cats and one dog up for adoption at this time. And if it would take 5 years for them to find a owner, then they will stay for 5 years!
You don't need to spend 12h a day per kitten, but give them a cuddle a few times a day. If all employees do this between chores they will get used to people in no time.
Adult cats that are too feral to rehabilitate, they are neutered and released back into their territory or are housed with farmers as a natural pest controll. And dogs that can not be placed due to health issues or agression, they will get a job as our guarddogs.
It warms my heart to see someone with the same love for these animals giving them the chance they deserve.
What you do is wonderfull, keep up the good work!
I'm with u 100% on that. If they gonna put them down, they should at least let them try to live their life outside. They took them from their feral place and chose to put them down because they couldn't socialize or find them a home. If they didn't intrude in their life in first place they could have tried to live their life outside learning the feral way throught their moms, but just because they chose to take them at that early stage of their life, they made them unable to life outside by themselve. Really a shame. If you're going to take them out of their environnement you should commit to their well being and development in first place, not kill them because you failed. Plus imagine their mom finding suddenly that their kitten disappeared, they lowkey ignore animals feelings and mothers instict. Fucking pathetic. They could just have neutered them and put them back to their place to avoid growing cat population and let them live with their moms.
Feral kittens does need love as well. Thank you for saving them.