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Rescued! Siamese Kittens, Orange Tabby Mom and Kittens

BBMHR Rescued Siamese Flamepoint Kittens — Rescued Siamese Flamepoint Kittens

Kitten Season!!! They keep coming. Meet our newest three flamepoint Siamese mix kittens 🙂 This post was updated to include Shell’s story plus a rescued momma cat and her kittens.

Here is their rescue story from Volunteer Shell. As you can read, there is a lot we need to do to educate the public about the importance of spay and neuter and what it means to be a responsible pet owner:

“So a day or two ago I was on my Facebook as I am on a daily basis and I came across a post on one of the many Facebook groups that I belong on that are animal related and someone was giving away a litter of five kittens. Three of those kittens were primarily white flame point siamese mixes as pictured below and those of us in rescue know what happens to all white or mostly white kittens on occasion when they are given away for free.

Despite BBMHR being pretty darn full and overwhelmed already even though kitten season is just beginning, I knew I needed to act. We had just approved a new awesome Foster and she had room as we hadn’t given her anything yet so I contacted these people and tried to convince them that rescue was a good option for their kittens. I even offered to have Mom completely vetted and spayed and micro-chipped on the rescue dime and then return to them but they insisted that they found the kittens and that they didn’t have the mom.

They mentioned that they had a different mom cat with four kittens and wanted to know if I would take her and I said “Yes, I will take them all.” They tried to only give me the mom cat with the four kittens and keep the original five kittens to themselves because a lot of people had already replied on the post saying that they wanted the kittens who are only 6 weeks old, not 8 weeks old, and it is illegal here in California to give away kittens that are under 8 weeks old. In the end, I was able to get three of the five because the other two had already been given away. The three white ones pictured below are the three of the five that I was able to get. Unfortunately the little orange one and the little gray one were given away before I was able to pick these babies up or talk sense into this person so we all just need to cross our fingers and hope that they went to good hands.

BBMHR Rescued Orange Tabby Girl Kitten — Rescued Orange Tabby Girl Kitten

The mother and four babies are as sweet as can be. But their condition really concerning. The mother is a long hair orange and white and she is extremely matted. Her kittens are only about one and a half to two weeks old at most and one of them is missing half of his tail because something chewed it off (owner thinks rats- what were these kitties anywhere rat infested!?!) so we are calling the vet in the morning to try to schedule an appointment to have him looked at. The tail is already scabbed over and does not appear to be infected but we need to know what we’re looking at and whether or not anything more needs to be done with it, etc. We will definitely update everybody as things continue to progress with these kittens and we continue to treat them with the love and the care and the responsibility.”

BBMHR Stubby Rescued Orange Tabby Boy Kitten — Stubby Rescued Orange Tabby Boy Kitten

BBMHR Pansy Rescued Orange Tabby Girl Kitten — Pansy Rescued Orange Tabby Girl Kitten

Needless to the more animals we care for, the more expensive it is for our rescue. If you have money you can donate, here is the link to our PayPal donation & mailing address for checks:
http://babybobbysmeowhouserescue.org/donate.html

Our foster homes are filled. If you are interested in fostering, here is more information on how to sign-up:
http://babybobbysmeowhouserescue.org/foster.html

Thank You!

BBMHR Rescued Orange Tabby Boy Kitten — Rescued Orange Tabby Boy Kitten

Learn more about adopting with us here: http://babybobbysmeowhouserescue.org/adoption.html

We are a cat rescue that adopts out cats and kittens in the greater Temecula area in Riverside County, CA. We hold regular adoption events at PetSmart located at 32413 Temecula Parkway, Temecula, CA 92592. Learn more by signing-up for our newsletter.

Hemet Black and White Kitties Everywhere! Rescue of 2 Moms & 10 Kittens

Rescued B&W Mom and her Kittens — Rescued B&W Kittens

Meet our rescued 2 momma cats and 10 kittens! Here is an update from

Volunteer Shell about their history:

“A young woman in Hemet went out to her carport and discovered a young mom cat with 5 newly born kittens and she took them in so that they could be somewhere safe and warm. She made sure that the mom had access to food and water and was in her house in a warm safe place with her kittens.

Temecula Cat Rescue of Mom Cat & her Kittens — Rescued B&W Mom and her Kittens

Approximately a week later she discovered a heavily pregnant cat also in her carport and took that one in as well. It looked very similar to the first cat so she thought maybe they were related and decided to keep both of them in her apartment. The second cat is the one that Lynn has and sent pics for. Shortly after taking in the pregnant cat she gave birth to 5 kittens. She had trouble birthing two of them and the girl needed to help her deliver. But the mom and the kittens have seemed healthy and happy since.

When the kittens started to grow and scamper around she realized that
1) her apartment was too small to keep herself, her boyfriend, her dog, her cat, plus two mom cats and 10 baby kittens in forever.
2) if she gave away the mom cats and the kittens without getting them spayed and neutered and vaccinated first she was just going to be adding to the overpopulation problem and she didn’t want that.
3) getting all of them spayed and neutered and vaccinated before giving them away was going to be more costly than she could afford and so getting them into a rescue was probably the best route so she began to look for a rescue.

She found the contact information for Karen at let them be little and contacted Karen about the cat and the kittens and Karen notified her that LTBL was full but that she would try to get in touch with somebody else that could possibly help and she contacted me, and here we are.

The kittens that I have are about 6 weeks old, were flea free, but were suffering from a mild URI which is mostly cleared up now. The ones that Lin has are about 4-4.5 weeks old. I am bad about guesstimating older cats ages so I would guess under 3 years old for the moms, possibly under 2 but may be off.”

Here is the link to a newer post with an update on one of the momma cats, Lily and her five kittens.

Learn more about adopting with us here: http://babybobbysmeowhouserescue.org/adoption.html

Three Kittens and Mom Cat are Trapped

BBMHR Feral Kitten rescue — Kittens trapped by volunteer Patsy

More kittens! We do need to do a tally at some point. Volunteer Patsy trapped 3 kittens and their mother. She had been trying to trap mom for 2 years. She is guessing the kittens are 5 weeks old, but will confirm when she takes them in for a vet check.

Our fur babies are all too small for adoption, but you can complete an application form to be pre-approved if there if you want to adopt or are interested in a specific kitten that we have featured. If so, please email us at info@babybobbysmeowhouserescue.org.

Our kittens need to be about 10-12 weeks old or 2.5-3 pounds before they are big enough for a spay and neuter surgery. People have told us they know kittens who have had it done at an earlier age. Please know that we believe that this compromises the cat’s long term health with potential problems from not being physically developed enough. There can be complications from receiving anesthesia while being so young or the urinary track does not develop correctly due to the surgery being too soon.

Yes, potential adopters will miss a few weeks when they are super small and adorable, but it will make for a lifetime of a healthier cat. Thank You!

Learn more about adopting with us here: http://babybobbysmeowhouserescue.org/adoption.html

Lake Elsinore Trapped Feral Gray Kittens

People found a feral momma cat and her kittens underneath their home. They were able to trap the kittens but not the mom.

Cat Rescue Feral Gray Tabby Kittens Trapped — Lake Elsinore Trapped Feral Gray Tabby Kitten

Update: We were later able to trap the mother cat. She was spayed and tested for feline leukemia. Her test results were negative so she was released back to live as a feral but since she is spayed, it will help with ending pet overpopulation. Read her follow-up story here.

White Ragdoll Sisters Zizi and Lily need a new home!

Meet sister Zizi and Lily! Here is an update from Volunteer Shell. Her neighbor is looking to rehome the sisters:
“They are absolutely stunning! They may be Ragdolls or Ragdoll mixes. They are sisters and a bonded pair of deaf, declawed, nine year olds. They adopted them from a lady about 4 years ago- they were already declawed at that time. All they really know about the previous home is that the lady had adopted them from the shelter years before and she was moving and didn’t want to take cats with her. The lady was a neighbor of theirs so they took the cats on because they didn’t want to see them go back to the shelter but they have a large dog who looks at the kitty cats like snacks.

They have done a good job of keeping the dog and cats separated but the dog recently learned how to open doors. They are in fear that one of these days their back is going to be turned and he’s going to get one or both cats, especially since the cats don’t have their claws as defense. So they want to see the cats go to a home where they will be safer. They are continuing to foster the cats while we look for a home for them.”

Santiago Estates Temecula Feral Mother and Her Kittens

We were notified of a feral mother cat and her kittens in Santiago Estates in Temecula, CA. We were able to trap the kittens and plan to work on trapping the mom so as to help end the cycle of pet overpopulation.

The kittens will be available for adoption once they are about 2.5 – 3 pounds or 8-11 weeks old. If you are interested in adopting, then please email us at info@babybobbysmeowhouserescue.org.

Santiago Estates Temecula Feral Cat Rescue — Feral mother cat nursing her kitten

Rescued Newborn Kitten found on doorstep

Valarie got a midnight call who found a bloody newborn on their front step with no momma cat in sight. The couple cleaned up the kitten and placed it on a heating pad back on the front porch in the hopes momma cat could come back. She never did. Valarie spoke with the couple again at 3 AM and found out there were multiple strays and ferals on their property. The man had asked for help from Animal Friends of the Valleys shelter to trap, spay, and neuter, but did not get assistance. Shell went and got the newborn kitten later that morning. She was able to introduce the newborn to Mama Torrie and the baby was adopted. We plan to help the couple with trapping, spaying, and neutering the cats to help end the cycle of pet overpopulation.

Kittens available for adoption from Temecula cat rescue — Cat rescue of abandoned newborn kitten

Cat Rescue of Mama Torrie and her Kittens

Mama Torrie was living with a pack of other stray and feral cats in a condominium complex in Hemet. Her finder moved in almost a year ago and has been feeding this cat because she likes to hang around her place and is up on her roof a lot. We think but do not know for sure that it is possible her owners used to live in that same home and then just left their cat behind when they moved send Torrie seems to prefer that place so much. Shell helped to trap pregnant Torrie.

On Monday, April 2nd, Torrie gave birth in the morning to two beautiful kittens. Because she was so large and she was continuing to breathe rather heavily as though she was still in labor we ended up taking her into the vet yesterday to check and see whether or not she had any more kittens stuck inside her. It turns out that she’s just a little bit chunky and does not have any more kittens stuck inside of her which is good. She is a very good mother, very loving, takes excellent care of both of her babies and they are eating and moving well. The dark, solid colored one looks to be male, and Shell thinks the other will end up with a Torbi or Torti color pattern once older and is a female. Mom is a Torbi though looks more tabby as her orange splashes are light and only around the back legs/bum area.

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