On Sprandel Lane. That was a very Cruel and inhumane thing to do. Twice now you have dumped Tiny kittens in the road. In July and again today. Just so you know not all of them have made it. Both times they were found by compassionate teenagers who at least took time out of their days to help them. I am hoping people will catch you doing it if you ever do it again

disgusting...Hope they catch him...

How do you know they were dumped, and not a wild litter of kittens?

Or her.

Both times there were in the same spot and in the middle of the road. Both times just standing the road the whole litter. The people at the house there found the set in July. The two batches are to close together. The kittens I have are not feral but have not been handled much either. The same either the batch found at the end of July.

Please inquire at your favorite Vet about getting your cat spayed! There is financial assistance for those who cannot afford it.

Amen, K Duffy, Amen.

Its a shame people would do that. So many people would take the kittens there is no need to disregard them like that. heck post here on Milescity.com "free kittens" they would go quickly.

Who has the kittens now? Are they adopted already or are some of them still available?

I fostered them out but all are available for adoption. There is a flame point. Seal point. An orange. A gray manx and the torty pic above.

that face of the torti is adorable...sure wish I wasn't allergic...Hope they all find terrific homes after such a harsh start...but when ya think about it, these kitties must be very lucky, with all the odds against their survival...so maybe their good luck will follow them thruout their lives...Sure hope so...

From now on, please dump only large kittens.

Not only are those kittens well-cared for, but it appears you are attempting to teach them to be multi-lingual as well.

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I lost my 21 year old calico cat last week. I am thinking about getting a kitten but not sure yet. Is the gray manx a male or female? Does it have a short tail or no tail? About how old are they and will they be boxed trained?

Please reply here.

Thanks.

I have them. The grey is a bob-tail boy. He is a bit jumpy yet but could be adopted in about a week. Call me at 234-2635

See below. Three are available for adoption.

Snickers...and Katherine...YOU both have been blessed with wonderful and caring, loving hearts. God Bless you for this!

Thanks again for fostering them Kathryn

please let me know what each are, ie., sex and color, may be interested in orange or one of the siamese mix

I just let the Wonderful fostermom know that you were asking about them. I saw a pic and they are doing wonderful

She must be a good Kittilinguist??

I could use a little advise from people that have cats and may know what to do. I had a stray..or, thought he/she was a stray, hang out at our house early last Spring. Very matted and unkempt. I am allergic to cats in the house so fixed a place in the carport where I leave food and water every day and the cat is now looking very nice. I have since found that the cat does come from a home but, it seems that they do not care for their animals. I am concerned about Winter and hate to call Animal Control. Any ideas are welcome. Thank you!

Ironically...a bit of luck. I met someone who is trying to find a home for the cat. Just couldn't stand the thought of it freezing.

Plenty of cats spend the winter outdoors. They are fine.

Hey, dlsmith, there is a siamese mix female, orange tiger male and tortoise shell female. My phone number is posted.

All have found wonderful homes except the little Torty pic above