Continuation of free kittens in Butler

[rebeccahowes]

Thanks everyone for your donations and meds that you are sending. I am going to send some pics of the cats. The three feral cats are taking care of the four kittens. The ferals are all sisters. One feral is very mean and hisses at us. I am scared that the kittens will start behaving like the mean feral and I won't be able to get them homes. We are bringing them downstairs and spending time with them so they get used to people. The mom keeps trying to take them back upstairs. I have some pics for your guys. There is a pic of all three sisters taking care of the four babies. It is so cute. I do not know how to take the pics so that you can enlarge them. If you look at the small pics you will see three big cats in the pic. They are all taking care of the kittens. I guess they sense they will never have babies since I got them spayed. Anyway, I have never seen anything like this in my life. I have three wild ferals and they are living in my home with their babies. They live in my 12 year olds bedroom. It is so sweet.

[Emeraldgreen]

What a wonderful pile of kitties! There is so much love there, thank you for sharing the pics with us.
Which one of the females is the mother of the kittens? Is it the black and white one with black on the nose? Do the adult female ferals have names yet? They are all so beautiful.
I know it must be hard to have one of the ferals hissing all the time but I'm sure she isn't mean, just scared and protective. Before you came into her life, she probably wasn't treated very well by humans. I hope and pray that in time, she will soften up as she realizes how very kind you are! And hopefully they will stay close to home now that they are spayed and won't be so interested in finding male companionship. They look very happy in those pics and don't look like they're too interested in going anywhere! LOL
If they don't have names, maybe we could help you come up with some!

[rebeccahowes]

What a wonderful pile of kitties! There is so much love there, thank you for sharing the pics with us.
Which one of the females is the mother of the kittens? Is it the black and white one with black on the nose? Do the adult female ferals have names yet? They are all so beautiful.
I know it must be hard to have one of the ferals hissing all the time but I'm sure she isn't mean, just scared and protective. Before you came into her life, she probably wasn't treated very well by humans. I hope and pray that in time, she will soften up as she realizes how very kind you are! And hopefully they will stay close to home now that they are spayed and won't be so interested in finding male companionship. They look very happy in those pics and don't look like they're too interested in going anywhere! LOL
If they don't have names, maybe we could help you come up with some!

You were right on who the mom is. In the way back is another black and white. That is the sister. They both look like cows so we named them moo and moo moo. The calico cat is pandy named after my favorite cat 20 years ago. It is hard to see the kittens, but two are black and white like their mom and there are two tiger striped. One striped cat has no tail. Do you think I will have a problem of getting a home for a kitten without a tail? Glad you enjoyed the pics. It is so funny. Everytime I go to visit the kittens I have to deal with three moms. lol

[Emeraldgreen]

Moo, Moomoo and Pandy are great names!
I would think the cat with no tail will picked for sure. It certainly wouldn't deter me from choosing it.
I wonder if the mom got pregnant by a manx as well? I'm pretty sure that a cat can have a litter that is fathered by multiple males. Have you seen any manx cats around?

[Catty1]

Aww, how cute is THAT??? Mom and Aunties looking out for the kids!

I am sure the sisters feel a lot safer being all together. I hope they slowly settle down...they are beautiful girls, for sure!

[AbbyMom]

That was so cute, I had to share those pix with hubby!

[pitc9]

What WONDERFUL pictures!!!

[MoonandBean]

Great pictures! Thanks for sharing