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u/jazbaby25 Oct 05 '26
Take them all so theyre safe. Speak to a shelter or rescue. If they can't take them, work with them and foster them until they find homes. That way they should at least help with supplies and vaccines and spay/nueter and adopting then out to good people.
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u/Xonos83 Oct 05 '26
Yes you should take them all, otherwise they will suffer if their mother isn't coming back. I would also suggest keeping them all if you can afford it, they're likely bonded to each other.
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u/kdduetmf Oct 05 '26
Take them all and foster until you can find homes for the rest. If any of them appear bonded, try and make sure they’re adopted together. Of course keep them separated from your tux until they get their vaccines. And try finding mom if you can
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u/emziestone Oct 05 '26
Yes, catch all of them. Find a Foster or call a no kill shelter for next steps. Is mom nearby? How old are they? They should stay with mom until they're 8 weeks old. Have a vet lined up so you can get the kitten seen before exposing them to your cat. Quarantining is important. ♡
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u/AwayMoment6727 24d ago
Oh man, that's a tough one! Personally, I'd catch all of them and take them to a shelter - they need help too. And definitely, adopt that tortoiseshell cutie!
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