QueenChyna - I know you are young and some of the responses here may seem harsh but like it has been said before - they come from women who have spent many years working in the area of rescue/animal welfare and have seen so many horrors each and every day. There is a little video to watch - it is called HOMELESS and the link I just entered at the title and it has lots of statistics about animals that you probably are not aware of - but that people who work with the animals know all too well. Would you watch it please? (Leslie - I think this is the video you mentioned)

You sound like a caring young lady but I will bet you have no idea about these things that go on - but they can be prevented by having your pets spayed and neutered.

Someone like yourself who loves animals can learn a great deal and then go on to make things better for animals by doing the best for your own pets and then teaching other people the same thing. I also wish the best for Scooter - and hope you stay to tell us more about her, and about her new babies. I also hope you will then have her spayed - and make sure that whoever takes her kittens understands how important it is to spay or neuter them as well.