


These little guys have been living on the back porch since sometime last week, before which time they were spending an awful lot of time in the street. I really wish I knew where their mother is, I would take her to the vet and get her spayed. As for these cuties, I really want to find forever homes for them, but in the meantime, we'll do our best to make sure they're safe and healthy. They are probably around 6 weeks old, and I think they have ear mites, but otherwise they are eating solid food and are alert and playful. We'll learn more once we take them to the vet (which is not cheap when you are taking two at a time!) If you would like to adopt one of these guys, or know someone who would, PLEASE let me know. We will get together with you and M-SNAP and make sure they don't continue to contribute to the heartbreaking cycle of homeless cats in this neighborhood. Animal Friends, the local no kill shelter, won't accept them directly from us, we would have to take them to the pound first. I hope it doesn't come to that.
It goes without saying, Please spay or neuter your pets and encourage your friends and neighbors to do so. M-SNAP can also help if you know of any feral cats (in the Morgantown area) that are breeding unchecked.
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