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Samson, You touched the hearts of all those who have had the pleasure of meeting you before your passing. Including my own. The office desk just won't be the same without you in your little bed. I'm going to miss the fact that when one of us needed to do paperwork, you wanted to keep our...

Alli, Despite the catitude you had.. everyone knew that you had a pure heart. I know that you are no longer suffering and are playing happily over the bridge, gorging on all the delicious people food you can get your paws on. You touched the hearts of many volunteers and you will be sorely...

Any kittens yet? And Yes, you should certainly keep her inside. Kitties really don't belong outside, but I can understand if yours is one that just can't shake going outside. However, please, after the kittens are born, get momma spayed as soon as the kittens are 8 weeks and weaned. for a safe...

Be prepared to have kittens very soon! Once the mom starts producing milk, you know that the birthing isn't very far. Well, as long as she is kept in a calm and peaceful environment. Cats usually attempt to hide their pain, so (in the situations I was in) they usually don't make a lot of noise...

If no one can take them, a cage in a warm place with food, water, litter box and people tending to them is better than the alternative. Don't you agree?

Awww! I'm so glad to hear she did well! Also glad to hear you're fostering her. She'll get loads of attention and a wonderful thanksgiving present; a temporary home for the holiday.

IBD is inflammatory bowel disease and FeLV is feline leukemia virus.

Very glad to hear all is going well with kitty. I'm sure she's very happy that she's off the streets. At the shelter, we always leave the radios on. The volume is soft but quite audible. It helps them relax, believing that there is always someone around. Kitty will appreciate that, I'm sure...

Adding to what you already have, we have a "deadly houseplants" page that lists every poisonous plant that you could have growing in your house. When adopters see it, they are very thankful that we have it. It's a little reminder for them. Could do a "deadly foods" page too. EDIT - We also...

This is the hard part when fostering moms with kits. It's the circle of life.. Some are meant to go and some are meant to live. Sadly, it sounds to me like your little one is too weak to nurse. Mother cat knows this and won't waste her milk on ailing kittens. There's really not much you can do...

Welcome to TCS! Hope you enjoy your stay!

My sympathies go out to you. RIP Ty.

Good for you for taking in the kitty. I'm glad that the cat is now safe and sound. You sound like you are taking every precaution necessary to protect your babies. At the shelter I volunteer at, we don't euthanize any of our kitties unless a veterinarian says it's the best choice of action in...

At the shelter I volunteer at, if a kitty pops positive for FIV or FeLV, we isolate them and re-test them in a month. If it pops positive again, then we assume that the cat has it. Thankfully, only a few amount of the cats that come in pop positive. It'd be nice if it never happened at all, but...