my kittens

2  my 7 kittens got adopted into good homes Im trying to get homes for 1 more as I want to keep two anyone intested in the new hven ct area let me know

Howdy neighbor I'm in Orange, CT.   Pic of kitten available?  Male, female, age....would love some info.

Thank you! You might even know of us, we are Sunflower Farm, Orange, CT.

Sabrina

the gray tiger 16months girl  the tux in pic 16 months girl tux not seen 16 months boy [Please PM me if interested] paul none are fixed yet, their to young now for that but they are ready for gooooood homes call me if you want to see them the are very energetic kitties

pauli466 said:

the gray tiger 16months girl  the tux in pic 16 months girl tux not seen 16 months boy [Please PM me if interested] paul none are fixed yet, their to young now for that but they are ready for gooooood homes call me if you want to see them the are very energetic kitties

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Do you mean 16 weeks? At 16 months they're certainly old enough to spay & neuter. Many vets will do the spay/neuter at 4-5 months.

and some vets will spay/neuter at 3 months/3 pounds  

Some even do it as early as 8 weeks, but I wouldn't suggest that.

im trying to adopt them out because I cant afford to neuter and spay them and worm them as I care for many feral cats 7 at last count plus the indoor cats 5 so that's 12 plus the three kittens makes 15 im broke but im happy with them I wouldn't give up my home cats for nothing but the youngsters I can part with until I fall in love with em then I will probly keep em

If you can't pay for spraying and deworming, I would suggest also placing the 2 kittens that you plan on keeping. Even with just 1 cat you are responsible for them, this includes getting them sprayed, deworming them and giving them whatever care they need. If one gets into an accident and needs surgery, it'll cost you a lot. Make sure you can pay for it, because you never know what happens. Costs can get high, and if you can't pay for it, they won't get the help they need. You won't help them that way.

If you cannot afford spay and neutering you will soon be totally overwhelmed, you must give them up.