“We first started seeing the mom cat around our yard in November,” Alicia Phillip says.
The black was friendly and young, so the Phillips assumed she had a nearby home. But posters around their Mountain Park neighborhood didn’t evoke any response, so the cat went to someone who was willing to take her.
But two weeks later, there she was again at the Phillips’ house. With a little belly.
“Knowing she was likely pregnant, we decided to keep her just long enough for her to have her kittens” Alicia said. Which the cat did on Feb. 27.
The three mostly black kittens are now ready for new homes, and the mama cat, too. She will come spayed, so no need to worry about more kitties.
The kittens are healthy and very playful, Alicia said. They are all males and have been well
Article source: http://lilburn.patch.com/articles/kittens-and-momma-cat-looking-for-new-homes
Leave a reply to Kittens and Mama Cat Looking for New Homes