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Finding Mom and Kittens Outdoors
Learn how to help mom cats and her kittens when you find them outdoors.
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Neonatal Kittens
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Finding Kittens Outdoors
Your first instinct might be to scoop them up and take them home, but that may not be what’s best for the kittens. There's lots to consider when deciding if a kitten should be brought indoors. It’s important to remember: Not every outdoor kitten needs saving.
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How to Determine a Kitten’s Age
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How to Socialize a Kitten
Congratulations on deciding to foster and socialize kittens! Spending time with these fuzzy little guys, though a lot of work, will also be a lot of fun. We have tons of tips on how to help your mini kitties feel at ease around people, and how to help them grow up to be loving companion animals.
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Socializing Kittens
We know that cats can live healthy, happy lives outdoors, and this is certainly true for kittens, too. But if you have the time and resources, it may be possible to socialize or “tame” kittens up to 4 months old to be cuddly, friendly cats. It is a commitment, but all you need is a little skill, hard work, and lots of love!
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Kitten Socialization Equipment
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Tips for Trapping Mom and Kittens
Get the tips you need to safely trap mom cat and her kittens when they need your help.
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Caring for Neonatal Kittens
If you find yourself caring for kittens who are newborn to 4 weeks old (aka neonatal kittens) these tips will help you be the best caregiver possible. But we want you to know that sometimes, despite your absolute best efforts, some neonatal kittens just aren't going to survive. All you can do is try your hardest and be proud of yourself for taking on such an important job.