By TerrieLynn Bach and Launa Johnson If you’ve found kittens, first, assess their condition and safety; then try to locate their mother if possible. Do not immediately assume they are abandoned. If the kittens appear healthy and the mother is nearby, leave them alone. If they are orphaned or in danger, contact a local animal […]

By TerrieLynn Bach Spring means new life, new plants coming up, baby birds being born, and, unfortunately, more homeless kittens (puppies, too) being born on our streets and under our sheds and houses. Many of these kittens will never make it to adulthood. Many will become prey for wildlife or hungry coyotes, some will get […]