|
FuRR volunteers are overwhelmed with calls for help and unable to answer them all at this time. However, we recognize that your problem or concern is very important. So we are providing the following articles for your information in hopes that you will find a solution for your particular kitty situation.
It was a hard decision. You’ve checked out all the other options and you really need to find a new home for your feline friend. And you know finding that home won’t be easy either. But we have a few suggestions that might help. (Read More)
If you are a cat owner, you may already know that that a significant problem you have to deal with is when your cat starts to spray. In addition to urinating out of physiological necessity, many cats use their urine to mark their territory, to let other cats know they have been there or to give an area its own special smell. This behavior is called urine spraying. (Read More)
So, you’ve found some tiny kittens which are way too young to be on their own. The mother may have been hit by a car, mauled by a dog, or has abandoned the kittens.
FuRR is usually running at more than full capacity and we can't always take the kittens. If they are taken to a city shelter, they will not have the time or resources to provide the 24 hour support they need. If you need help bottle feeding kittens please call or email FuRR. Include Bottle-Feeding Help in your subject line. Please include a phone number you can be reached at. A FuRR volunter will contact you to discuss your situation.
While you are waiting to be contacted, the following information can get you started caring for your kittens. (Read More)
|