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I'm 39.

I can't agree with you more. It's my family. I'm afraid they'd return her as soon as I get her back. The journey alone is a killer, for me and the cat.

Hello again, I just visited my cat today. She has a litter of three adorable kittens. If, for any reason, I decide to take her and her litter back home, is there any way I could inadvertently harm the kittens? Would their mother leave them once their scent has been muffled by my hand or...

I personally believe being in the garden is better for her than being shunned and locked in a bedroom.

To take her back, I ride three minibuses. I don't think a cardboard box is practical. Also, I have used backpacks but she simply would not fit in. The ride is aggravating for her in this heat. She pants a lot and yowls.

The carrier in which I carry her has been locked away by my stupid parents,

My family locked her carrier.

I turned her back. It's very difficult with this family of mine. No shelter wants to take her.

I brought her back but for some reason I think the garden was better for her...

I get your point. I'll try my best.

I think cats have a vocation to live their lives as fully as we humans do.

I'll see if I could return her this Saturday. I don't think I could abort the kittens. And I'm against spaying. I could quarantine her until she's one year old.

Is it true that having a litter at this age could stunt her growth?

She is already pot-bellied, I think in the first stages of pregnancy. How can spaying end that?

She is pregnant at the moment.

I agree with you. My family does not like her.

I live with my parents that is why it is difficult.

It's a difficult situation. The manager of the convalescence center is related to my parents and they have agreed to restrain me from taking the kitten.

I am visiting her regularly. My folks don't want her and even the managers in the garden do not leave me to take her.

My family does not want her. They scowl at her all the time. I'm going to her tomorrow but beg to ask once more, with all the negativity surrounding her at home, also the lack of sunlit rooms. The rooms are squarely ink black in broad daylight, is it fair to make her leave the garden?