The best thing you can do for it is to take it in. Keep it in a room separate from the rest of the house, and give it a box or the like that it can sleep in. Feed it both canned and dry food, preferably the kind that is meant for kittens. However, if you cannot keep it in your house for any length of time, then I would suggest putting out a structure it can sleep in and setting out food and water. That is all you can do for it with out providing shelter. But above all, be sure not to take it to a shelter that euthanizes. Its kittens will be put down immediately and chances are the mother will be, too. There are no such things as "low-kill" shelters, despite what they may say. I would highly recommend bringing the cat to a rescue (also called a no-kill shelter) and turning it in. They can be trusted.
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speak to your local animal shelter, they should help you
You can find them at the Animal Samaritans, really anywhere...probably outside your house, maybe at the park.
The Northern Beaches houses the Northern Beaches Vet Hospital which takes in stray cats and kittens among other animals. It is located in Queensland, Australia.
If you have a boy cat, that probably means that she has mated with your cat.
I am hoping that you are wondering because you want to adopt one to keep as a pet. If that is the case, I wouldn't go for a stray for several reasons, but disease is one of the big ones. You should probably look in your local newspaper for kittens. Most of the time they are free. But if a stray is really what you want, try the Arby's parking lot. That's usually where I see stray cats and kittens. Or sometimes they are in the parking lot of grocery stores.
There is a few way to get rid of stray cats and kittens that is hanging around your house. The best way to get rid of them would be to call your local pound.
You can put out a bowl of dry kitten food and a bowl of water. Call the ASPCA. They will take the mother and kittens. If the mother and her kittens are safe and hidden from preditors (which it doesn't sound like they are) and you feed them they'll stay around. Heat and cold are another problem. Racoons, dogs and coyotes, also are a big problem in some areas and will probably get to the kittens while their mother looks for food.
Adopt a Pet's website is one online place where rescue kittens can be seen that are up for adoption in the UK. Felines for Us is also a UK site that features rescue kittens that are up for adoption.
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Well, they can have almost anything. You should go to the veterinarian and have a checkup. They can have anything from brain tumors to a common cold. You may catch something from a stray kitten, but I am not a veterinarian myself. You should ask your veterinarian.
my cat was pregnant and i didn't feel anything either.now she has 4 alive healthy kittens and she was a stray,also it was her first litter.i think they'll be okay.they might be sleeping but they're prabably are okay