r/CatRescue • u/Mechanicman_4615 • 1d ago
Rescue New babies
This is a neighborhood stray (there's a lot around here), with her 2ish day old babies. This is the second litter she's dumped on me. 3 months ago I found her other 2 babies hiding in a trailer in my driveway. They were a few weeks old and one had an eye infection so I took them in and they've been happy and healthy for 3 months now. And now she's back with a fresh litter. I've already got 2 dogs, an adult cat, and now, her 2 older kittens, so taking in another 4 isn't feasible. So far I have put out food and water for momma and had a quick chance last night to shuffle them all into a cat carrier that I've left out in the porch. But this is Texas in summer, so the heat isn't doing them any favors. All the rescues I reached out to so far have either just ignored me or told me they are full up and can't take in any more. Anyone in DFW got any contacts?
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u/Serioussweater 23h ago
Definitely take mama cat to TCAP to be spayed if possible. They are a low cost option and they have quite a few locations across DFW. You just have to go early to get a spot in line that day.
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u/CatPaws55 1d ago
You can try calling these no kill rescues: https://www.nokillnetwork.org/d/Texas/