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Mabel, one of the stray cats I feed, was pregnant and for a time I had no idea were she had her kittens until a few weeks ago I started hearing scratching sounds coming from the walls in my bathroom. At first I thought we had mice but then I started hearing faint meows coming from the corner where the shower is.
The walls in our house are hollow so its not impossible that Mabel may have found an opening from the outside and gave birth to her litter in the space between the walls. I figured that she was taking care of them in their because she would disappear for most of the day but still be around for meal time.
So I left them alone and thought that once the kittens are old enough Mabel would lead them outside but recently I noticed that she has been hanging around outside on the porch more often and haven't seen any of her kittens yet. Yesterday I started hearing movement and meowing in different parts of the house and now I think the kittens are trying to find their way out but can't.
what do i do? I'v tried to find where Mable might have gotten into the walls but haven't found any openings from the outside and I'm starting to get worried.
The walls in our house are hollow so its not impossible that Mabel may have found an opening from the outside and gave birth to her litter in the space between the walls. I figured that she was taking care of them in their because she would disappear for most of the day but still be around for meal time.
So I left them alone and thought that once the kittens are old enough Mabel would lead them outside but recently I noticed that she has been hanging around outside on the porch more often and haven't seen any of her kittens yet. Yesterday I started hearing movement and meowing in different parts of the house and now I think the kittens are trying to find their way out but can't.
what do i do? I'v tried to find where Mable might have gotten into the walls but haven't found any openings from the outside and I'm starting to get worried.