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Posted by Ily S. on Apr 10, 2025
feral kittensI found some kittens in my garage - what should I do?
They look really young (maybe just a week or two old).
I am not sure if the mother is around or how to help them.
Any advice on what to do next would be appreciated!
Replied by: Purr C. on Apr 13, 2025
Kitten Rescue 101 – A home-based rescue in Fremont, with an adoption fee of $175 (costly (: ).
Kittens are so cute - and if they chose you, maybe it is a sign. Maybe it is time to bring them home!
Kittens are so cute - and if they chose you, maybe it is a sign. Maybe it is time to bring them home!
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Replied by: Anne B. on Apr 13, 2025
Young feral kittens may be eligible for socialization and adoption.
If you come across feral kittens in Fremont and are unable to care for them, you can report them to the Tri-City Animal Shelter for assistance.
If you come across feral kittens in Fremont and are unable to care for them, you can report them to the Tri-City Animal Shelter for assistance.
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Replied by: Jenny M. on Apr 13, 2025
Super Simple Emergency Kitten Formula (Temporary):
- 1 cup whole milk (best if it's full-fat, NOT skim or low-fat)
- 1 egg yolk (raw or lightly cooked)
- 1 tablespoon honey or corn syrup
- 1 cup whole milk (best if it's full-fat, NOT skim or low-fat)
- 1 egg yolk (raw or lightly cooked)
- 1 tablespoon honey or corn syrup
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Replied by: Mike F. on Apr 13, 2025
I googled kitten emergency milk replacer recipy.
Ingredients:
6 tablespoons (90 ml)condensed milk
6 tablespoons (90 ml) water
1/2 cup (120 ml) plain yogurt (not low-fat)
3 large or 4 small egg yolks
Directions:
1. Blend all ingredients together until smooth and uniform.
2. Warm the mixture to 95–100°F (35–38°C) before feeding.
Do not use a microwave to warm the formula.
Instead, place the container in a warm water bath until it reaches the desired temperature.
3. Store any unused formula in the refrigerator between uses.
4. Discard any remaining formula 24 hours after mixing.
Ingredients:
6 tablespoons (90 ml)condensed milk
6 tablespoons (90 ml) water
1/2 cup (120 ml) plain yogurt (not low-fat)
3 large or 4 small egg yolks
Directions:
1. Blend all ingredients together until smooth and uniform.
2. Warm the mixture to 95–100°F (35–38°C) before feeding.
Do not use a microwave to warm the formula.
Instead, place the container in a warm water bath until it reaches the desired temperature.
3. Store any unused formula in the refrigerator between uses.
4. Discard any remaining formula 24 hours after mixing.
Replied by: Chloe P. on Apr 11, 2025
Aww, finding a 2-week-old kitten in your garage is both heartwarming and a bit of a rescue mission!
Here's a quick guide on how to care for a kitten that young:
#1. Keep the kitten warm
At 2 weeks old, kittens can't regulate their body temperature.
Use a heating pad or a warm water bottle wrapped in a towel, or sime kind of blanket.
#2. Feed kitten formula
They can't eat regular food yet.
Use kitten formula (KMR)—never cow's milk.
Feed with a bottle or syringe every 2–3 hours, including overnight.
Warm the formula slightly (test it on your wrist - it should be just warm, not hot).
Here's a quick guide on how to care for a kitten that young:
#1. Keep the kitten warm
At 2 weeks old, kittens can't regulate their body temperature.
Use a heating pad or a warm water bottle wrapped in a towel, or sime kind of blanket.
#2. Feed kitten formula
They can't eat regular food yet.
Use kitten formula (KMR)—never cow's milk.
Feed with a bottle or syringe every 2–3 hours, including overnight.
Warm the formula slightly (test it on your wrist - it should be just warm, not hot).