1. TRAP / NEUTER / RETURN / MAINTAIN
We can lend you a trap and we can help you get it vetted for a very low cost. We often have spay/neuter grants or donated money so we most likely can pay for the spay/neuter. Rabies and deworming can be as low as $10. You would MAINTAIN the cat for the rest of the cat’s life on your property by giving it food and water daily. We can show you how to make a shelter for only $30 out of storage containers and straw.
2. MOVE THE CAT (not recommended)
On very rare occasions the cat could be moved to an appropriate outdoor situation that is not by a busy road where someone else would take care of the cat. This is very hard to find and the cats do not always stick around and wind up leaving to perhaps starve to death even though they live in a cage for 30 days to acclimate to their new environment.
3. FOSTER THE KITTENS YOURSELF
Kittens can be domesticated before they reach the age of 7 weeks. The older they get the harder it is. To be adoptable, kittens need to be super friendly and walk right over to humans for love and affection. You would need to fill out a foster application which is on our website to work with us and find them homes through the Petco in California. We may not have enough cage and table space so you would have to check with us first. You could also find homes on your own. Please check with us for free or low-cost spay/neuter resources before you find homes. Some people do not have good intentions when they take free kittens so be careful. You can run free criminal checks on Maryland Case search.
4. FERAL CAT RESCUE MAY FOSTER THE KITTENS
If we have room we may be able to take them. Our foster families are limited. Please try to make a donation to help us take care of the kittens.
5. CALL OTHER RESCUE GROUPS
You can google this to find names of other rescue groups. Grease the wheels by offering a donation.