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We got a call from a caregiver. One of the cats she was feeding (whom was on our short list to trap!) had kittens. She hadn't even known she was pregnant. ACK! Kittens were only a day old, and with the recent storms and all the flash floods, we knew we had to act fast. We were able to trick mom away from the kittens, and snatched them up - then used them as bait to get her in a trap - by putting a couple kittens in one trap and backing up another - and putting towels over them to make going in the trap the only avenue to access the babies. Took about 20 minutes, but we got it done!
Kittens still had their umbilical cords attached they were so young! Now they are safe and sound - and Mama Magellan (Mag, for short) will be with us until the kittens are eating on their own. Then she will be spayed and returned home. ... See MoreSee Less

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