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This morning I saw three kittens in my backyard, and I know there is a mother who frequently walks by, so I'm assuming its theirs. I'm not sure how old the kittens are, two of them play with eachother and walk around and aren't scared of humans whatsoever. They seem almost apathetic, could this...

Yeah the kittens are eating regular kitten food that I bought from the store. And yeah, If I do decide to keep them then I would look into someplace to send the mother that would be safe for her.

I don't have any cats of my own and I think that the MOST I would be able to do is to take the two kittens. Up until when I found them I never would've thought of keeping more than one pet at a time, and it was hard enough convincing my mom to agree to keeping one of them. So, do you guys think...

Well one kitten is orange and white and another kitten is gray and white, and the cat who stays near them all the time is orange and white and I see a cat roaming around them from time to time which is gray. So I'm assuming the orange/white cat is their mother and the gray one is the father, but...

Yeah I was thinking about keeping both of the kittens but even then, should I take them away from the parents?

I live in Queens, New York. They aren't many strays in the area and if I do decide to keep the kitten then I will call some sort of animal place to take the rest of the family but I don't know if I should do that to the kitten.

I have no idea how old they are but I figured they had to be old enough if they were already running around the yard and stuff. Is there any websites where I can compare the kittens in my yard to pictures of a kitten at all different ages? I see the mother cat washing the kittens and walking...

A few days ago I found a kitten in my backyard, I put out milk and food for it and left it there since it kept running away from me. I came back the next morning and saw that it was two kittens, and right after that I saw its parents. They were staying in a small space beneath the bushes in my...