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23 Kittens Need Your Help!

22 KITTENS NEED YOUR HELP BY 5:00 PM TODAY!

After-hours (up until 9:00 pm) pick-up is available with commitment.

Foster for the weekend or for the week until the kitten is eating wet food on its own (about 5 weeks old) or until the kitten is ready for adoption (about 8 weeks old)!

Click on the button “I CAN HELP!” below or email the foster team at foster@occr.ocgov.com immediately if you are able to assist!

We will supply any materials we have on hand (e.g., a cardboard carrier, a heating source, a Kitten Milk Replacer, a bottle, a mini nipple, syringes, tissues, aluminum pans, and non-clumping litter).

They have ALL received their 1^st vaccine, dewormer, and flea treatment.

*Overnight feedings are not necessary for kittens over 2 weeks old*

They have ALL received their 1^st vaccine, dewormer, and flea treatment.

❤ Hvar ❤  Animal ID (s): A1883290

This kitten is about 3-4 days old and has just arrived in our care. He will need to be bottle-fed every 2-3 hours and at least once overnight.

He is currently well, just needs initial patience. 

❤ Corsica ❤   Animal ID (s): A1882925

This kitten is about 6 days old. He must be bottle-fed every 2-3 hours and at least once overnight.

He is latching and drinking however he’s a frantic latcher in the beginning and needs a little patience but does great after.

❤ Litter Oahu❤

Animal ID (s): A1883363, 65

These kittens are about 2 weeks old. They will need to be fed every 3-4 hours and sleeping through the night.

The black kitten is latching well, whereas the brown tabby will need patience to ensure they are eating sufficiently. They will need to go home with eye ointment.

❤ Litter Key West ❤

Animal ID (s): A1883528, 29

The kittens are about 3 weeks old and came in underweight. They will need to be bottle fed every 4-5 hours.

They’re a little finnicky when latching and require patience as they do eventually latch. The calico will need monitoring to ensure she is eating sufficiently.

❤ Seal Cove ❤

Animal ID (s): A1883571

This kitten is about 3 weeks old and has just arrived in our care. He will need to be fed every 4-5 hours and should be sleeping through the night.

He is pretty chunky and is not currently latching. He may be on a hunger strike for the next 24 hours. As long as there is an attempt to feed, he should start latching after 24 hours. He will be going home with eye ointment for his kitty cold.

❤ Seychelles ❤

Animal ID (s): A1883438

This kitten is about three weeks old and has been looking for a long-term foster since 8/23. He will need to be fed every 4-5 hours and should sleep through the night.

He is a little frantic at first, but currently latching great!

❤ Litter Ember Isle ❤ *can goes as pair or trio *

Animal ID (s): A1882884, 85, 86, 87, 88

These 5 kittens are about 3 weeks old and chunky. They have been looking for a foster since 8/18. They should be bottle fed every 4 – 5 hours and sleeping through the night.

All the kittens are latching! They like to be topped off after their main meal. 

They will need eye ointment applied once to twice a day until August 25th. 

❤ Crete ❤

Animal ID (s): A1883382

This kitten is about 5 weeks old and has been looking for a long term foster since 8/23. He will need to be feed every 4-5 hours.

He is eating slurry great and on his own!

❤ Litter Ambergris Caye ❤ *can go as pairs *

Animal ID (s): A1883534, 35, 36, 37

These 4 kittens are about 5 weeks old. They will need to be fed every 5-6 hours and sleeping through the night.

They are eating slurry (wet food + formula) and will need monitoring to ensure they are eating sufficiently. They may need assistance through spoon/syringe feeding.

❤ Litter St. Lucia ❤ *can go as pairs *

Animal ID (s): A1883516, 17, 18, 19

These 4 kittens are about 6 weeks old. They have been looking for a foster since 8/18. They should be bottle fed every 5-6 hours and sleeping through the night.

They are eating slurry (wet food + formula) and will need monitoring to ensure they are eating sufficiently as some kittens in the litter are considerably smaller.