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I caught her!!



It was crazy! I had to leave some sardines right by the opening of under the deck while I waited quietly and patiently over top. I didn't move, and after only waiting for about 10 minutes, I saw her under the deck coming to eat. I waited for a minute than leaned forward and grabbed her quick! This is the kitten who escaped me 3 times and didn't go near the haveaheart traps. At the last minute when I was leaning forward she heard me coming and I almost blew my chance, but I was quick enough this time! Now they're all inside safe. There are 2 more kittens from a different litter I want to get,too, but I'm taking tomorrow off!
Plus then I can take some pics of these kittens and post them for everyone to see, which I have to do tomorrow. I am so happy! I can't believe I got them all!

Since they are wild crazy kittens, they got lots of fire and spice, we have deceided to call them the Spice Kittens; Pepper, Mace and Cayenne.
Cayenne is the little black kitten. She's the spiciest one
 
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That's wonderful news and good for you
Hope all your plans go as planned and that everyone does great. Can't wait to see pictures I'm sure there sweet
 
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Well, they are a bit young still for speutering, only about 7 weeks. They need to be de-wormed, flea treated and vaccinated asap. The only thing is neither my friend nor I drive so I have to wait for the lady who helps run the rescue to have time to come and get them to bring them to the vet they deal with, which is also an hour away. She works full-time, has her own life, and also does tons of things with this rescue, fundraising, transport, foster support, etc. She's really great to work with though. I'm sure we won't have to wait long. We've already bathed them for the fleas, but I didn't have any Dawn dishsaop which I hear kills fleas. I'm going to get some and then try that. The mom needs to be spayed and vacc. right away though. Good luck to me getting her in a carrier.

The 2 new kittens are now both using the litter box too! These cats are amazing!!

They will be available for adoption on our website once they've seen a vet and are properly socialized. They are all coming along better than we thought!
 
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Originally Posted by SyrisIsABully

Well, they are a bit young still for speutering, only about 7 weeks. They need to be de-wormed, flea treated and vaccinated asap. The only thing is neither my friend nor I drive so I have to wait for the lady who helps run the rescue to have time to come and get them to bring them to the vet they deal with, which is also an hour away. She works full-time, has her own life, and also does tons of things with this rescue, fundraising, transport, foster support, etc. She's really great to work with though. I'm sure we won't have to wait long. We've already bathed them for the fleas, but I didn't have any Dawn dishsaop which I hear kills fleas. I'm going to get some and then try that. The mom needs to be spayed and vacc. right away though. Good luck to me getting her in a carrier.

The 2 new kittens are now both using the litter box too! These cats are amazing!!

They will be available for adoption on our website once they've seen a vet and are properly socialized. They are all coming along better than we thought!
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Wow...great job!! You may want to retrap the mom cat....because I know that some cats can chew through plastic carriers out of fear and it is easier for a vet to administer anesthesia with the cat in a cage.

Good for you to have done all this for the cats/kittens in your neighborhood!!

Katie
 
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