Spaying subsidy for 1 female cat (Nor Khalilah Mohd Yaman’s)

We have subsidised RM100 for the spaying of this mother-cat. She is up for adoption now. If interested, please contact Kelly Yaman directly at her email below.

From: Kelly Yaman <kelly.yaman@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Jul 12, 2012 at 10:18 PM
Subject: kitten and mummy cat rescue – need some advice
To: Chan Kah Yein <chankahyein@gmail.com>

Hi Dr Chan,

Last Friday I rescue a kitten however i only manage to rescue his mother today. I put both of them in a cage this morning. earlier she hisses once at the kitten then keep quite. but she did not try to lick or sniff the kitten.

but after i got back from doing my errands, she hisses at me and hisses at the kitten even more. she also refused to eat any kibble or the fish that i boiled.

this is my first attempt at rescuing kitten. when i took the kitten, i could not find the mother and the kitten was sitting alone in the middle of a mamak restaurant. i took him because i was worried that someone might step on the kitten since it was a busy morning. i tried looking around for his mother everyday but only today i saw her again. but now i was worried if the mother could not recognize the kitten anymore.

so do i still leave them in the same cage or remove the kitten? or could it be that the mother is too stressed out being kept in a cage? but if i let her roam free, wouldn’t she run away from home? i do have 2 male cats and 1 female cat staying with me, plus a few other cats and dogs who like to hang out in my compound.

if she still refuse to eat, can i send her to be spayed before returning her to the mamak restaurant?

could u share with me too on what is the best practice in rescuing kittens and do i return the kittens to the street if no one adopted them? how long should i foster them?

thanks in advance for your advice.

 

 

Hi Dr Chan,

I’ve sent the mother to be spayed this morning. after the surgery she started eating some kibble and drink some water. a good progress compared to yesterday. I will foster her till her suture are healed and will try to ask around if anyone could adopt her. i think she is capable to adapt to having a permanent home.