Cared for the mom and kittens after finding them under my deck. Mom left when they were of age. Need help with homing the last 3. They are inside and outside, they don’t really seem to prefer one over the other.
First one, mostly white is female.
Second, mostly grey is the only boy.
Last is the brown striped girl.
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Mom of the remaining was quick to leave (escaped with help from one of my kids). It was actually what looked liked two sisters and each with 5 kittens. The shy mom we took to be spayed and the owner responded to the posters plus took a kitten. I made a “cat room” for the 12 of them. They were well taken care of, as my own cat passed about 2 weeks prior, so my kids and I were happy to move them in. We’re keeping two (runt of the second/smaller litter and the leader of the first litter). I have a lot of experience and love for cats, so ensured trust in people. I’ll provide baby pics for the adoptive parents.
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