No good deed goes unpunished — be nice to a cat, and see what happens (we’re not a cat person). A reader writes:
On July 1, we found a mother cat and her four newly-born kittens on top of our garage roof (We live on the corner of Braeburn Road and Mendocio).
We moved the family to our garage and began feeding the very hungry and thin mother.
The kittens are now six weeks old and eating kitten food and even using the liter box. They are absolutely adorable – all are black with white markings on their stomachs and necks. If the mother is not claimed, we are planning to continue to care for her, including getting her spayed. However, we are not able to keep the kittens and are looking for loving homes.
If anyone is interested, please call Diane or Verne Williams at 626-791-3796. Photos are attached!
No good deed goes unpunished — be nice to a cat, and see what happens (we’re not a cat person). A reader writes:
On July 1, we found a mother cat and her four newly-born kittens on top of our garage roof (We live on the corner of Braeburn Road and Mendocio).
We moved the family to our garage and began feeding the very hungry and thin mother.
The kittens are now six weeks old and eating kitten food and even using the liter box. They are absolutely adorable – all are black with white markings on their stomachs and necks. If the mother is not claimed, we are planning to continue to care for her, including getting her spayed. However, we are not able to keep the kittens and are looking for loving homes.
If anyone is interested, please call Diane or Verne Williams at 626-791-3796. Photos are attached!