Kittens
Ready To Adopt, or Looking For Your Lost Cat?
I Found Kittens, What Do I Do?
How Old Are The Kittens I Found?
ORPHANED KITTENS:
“Orphaned” means you have not seen the mother with her kittens for 3 hours or more and the kittens are abandoned and are no longer being cared for. If that is the case your intervention is needed. Call SEAACA at (562)803-3301 to schedule an appointment to pick up a no-cost Kitten Care Kit*. The kits are composed of, a kitten warmer, a can of powdered formula, bottles, a kitten care guide, gel supplements, a small fleece blanket, and information on SEAACA’s no cost spay/neuter Big Meow Program.
Helpful Kitten Care And Information Videos:
- Alley Cat Kitten Care
- Alley Cat Progression
- Alley Cat How To Live With Cats In Your Neighborhood
- Best Friends Kitten Care
- Kitten Lady Kitten Care Webinars 1-3:
- Kitten Lady Webinar 4
- Kitten Lady Supplies
- Kitten Lady Orphaned Kittens (English / Spanish)
- Kitten Lady Kitten Care
- Maddie’s Fund Orphaned Kitten Care
- ASPCA Make Community Cats Better Neighbors
Rehome Your Kittens With These Helpful Resources:
Is The Cat/Kitten Sick And/Or Injured?
Contact us at (562) 803-3301
*Kitten Care Kits are available to those who live within the cities of Bell Gardens, Bellflower, Buena Park, Downey, Lakewood, La Palma, Montebello, Norwalk, Paramount, Pico Rivera, Santa Fe Springs, South El Monte, South Gate and Vernon. Kitten Care Kits are available while supplies last.