We spotted some baby kitties next door (at a hardware store) and I knew, even though I'm not a "cat person", that I had to do something about them. A friend of mine traps cats for a local organization and helped me figure out what to do. The mother cat was a great mom (very sly) and moved them to the other side of our house within 2 days; however, my son and I managed to catch 3 of the 5 kittens to start caring for them and get them into homes. Within a week, I had one kitten adopted out, and we had trapped the mother and two male cats nearby to spay/neuter them - and then caught the 2 other babies (so now we have 4 orange kitties!) and will have them all placed into homes this week. Although I'd never done this before, I've got to say that it was so rewarding and good for my kids to witness; we are up to fostering more animals in the future; maybe 3 times a year (it's not easy work so we can't do it continually) but I'd recommend it to anyone!! Spay and neuter your animals, get them their shots - and if you can't afford it, look for programs that will help you! These animals all deserve good people in their lives!!
Regards, The Solis Family
Guadalupe, CA
