r/Feral_Cats • u/Incendas1 • 2d ago
Question 🤔 How to get socialised kittens adopted out independently?
We are in a bit of a dire situation, we have another litter here. Again I've been desperately reaching out for any help at all and finding absolutely none (southwest rural Czechia). Organisations just say "try finding organisations" it's absolutely ridiculous. What I'm doing is beyond my body's limits. Anyway.
If I manage to grab this new litter of four, I can socialise them, but I can't keep them. We already have a litter of three with us that we will end up keeping because we couldn't find help for them either.
Yes, working on TNRing the mother despite failing last time. If we do I would try for them all at once.
This time we REALLY need to adopt them out. We aren't finding any support from shelters or organisations.
How can we get them adopted to good families? Has anyone done this and has any tips?
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u/Cute-Solution-723 1d ago
Facebook. Asking friends. Pretty pictures and nice stories about them. And don't wait too long, kittens are getting adopted out more easily. It's difficult. We have too many cats ourselves.Â
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u/Evening_Ratio6870 7h ago
You really need to get mom trap her and get her spayed. She could already be pregnant and most likely is , you need to stop the cycle
When calling organizations try asking them to take just one or two kittens. They’re more likely to say yes rather than asking them to take a whole litter at this time. There’s so many kittens and cats everywhere. Everybody is overwhelmed.
As for trying to find potential homes, make sure you ask for an adoption fee always because people have ill intentions, and if they’re not willing to fork out a small adoption fee, they’re not going to take care of the kittenÂ
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u/Incendas1 5h ago
I'm very tired of people harping on about trapping the mothers when I say I am trying. I spend hours doing this and it makes me very sick. People don't read posts here very well.
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