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Yea he has been showering before bed and using eucalyptus oil.  I washed the sheets, vacuumed the bed and kept the windows open most of the day.  Mittens, as we are calling her, doesn't come down stairs much and he doesn't have an attack until he goes up to bed.  She just recently started coming...

Yea, I might have to.  I really don't want to.  She has been bounced around enough already :(  We live in the city so its really not a good idea to leave her outside. 

Yea, I keep a very clean home and have been extra diligent with dusting our bedroom.   He's using his inhaler and prescription meds.  Its not working.  He was wheezing in his sleep last night.  I hope it is just the baby.  I don't understand how he could be allergic to one short haired cat and...

Honestly I don't know if that would work.  His mother has a beagle mix.  He takes allergy meds before we go there and still has attacks.  I honestly think he is allergic to the mother too.  I have kept the kitten out of our room but still he gets irritated.  Her fur is very slick and shiny.  He...

All but one kitty found a home.  Thank goodness and it was all word of mouth so I know they are in good hands.  HOWEVER the one that is left my husband is allergic to.  Its medium length hair.  He is having asthma attacks every single night.  I don't know what to do.  Any ideas short of locking...

I personally myself went and adopted straight from the shelter to get around all their bs for neutering. Paid $30 for my tabby and he had the three year rabies shot! This is what I'm up against.

Yes I could do that. However I've gotten one person lined up with just mentioning a "fee" The sad truth is the shelters make their money off of people like me. They'll charge me $70 for the spaying and $50 for the shots, plus fees for the test and $1 for every disposed vaccine. Now if you...

I know they are too young for their rabies.  I said I am uncomfortable keeping them until they can have it.  Because I can not pay for their spaying/neutering.   Of course I will ask adopters to do so themselves, but there really isn't anything I can do to enforce it.

Everyone is eating well and we've only had a couple accidents so far.  I can get them all their 8 week shots for $100.  The rabies has to wait until 12 weeks.  Honestly I am not comfortable keeping them past 10 weeks.  Getting them fix would cost $70 each and I can't risk them getting pregnant...

Oh good. I'm hoping the bigger ones take to it fast. Give the little guys a chance. I rotate but non of them will take the formula. Rotating and giving mum the formula seems to help though. They're so stinking cute and my daughter has named them all. It's going to be hard on her, but I...