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Thank you for the advise. Yes, it is not easy as you say but I guess we always knew it would be hard to let them go. We still have Scout who is coming to the rescue again only this time he is showing us the way.

Update: Based on the website pictures it appears that both were adopted sometime today after spending less than a day there. Both pictures are gone so I assume they were both adopted together. The folks there said they world strongly recommend they stay together. I pray they both have long...

We brought them to the adoption clinic this morning. We met some very nice volunteers and all could not say enough nice thing about the place. There were many tears and we both are emotionally drained but are happy they will now have an opportunity to live and be loved as they deserve and no...

We brought them to the adptio

Unfortunately my wife would have to shoulder the burden of caring for all of them. I travel a great deal for my job and my wife works full time plus we have a new grand baby which is the focus of most of our attention right now. I need to respect her wishes. It pains her as well but me being...

Thank you for the responses, those kittens are adorable. I am sure they have all brightened someone's life tremendously! My main concern is that mine are not fully socialized and older. I fear they will end up in the hands of someone that does not understand their needs or history and they...

Update: the local humane society has a no kill adoption center that agreed to look at the two kittens and review them before accepting into the center this Saturday. We have made good progress but fear in a strange environment they will regress. I am away from home this week and having a...

Update 12-28-17: Going back to basics with the chick baby food on our fingers and being more assertive regarding touching including going partially into the cage so they can't move away from us and gently petting while feeding baby food. The boy allowed me to pick him up twice and ate food from...

Update 12-27-17: Scout is doing well when exposed top the two older house cats. No blood was let so I consider that progress. Regarding the other two, progress is slow. We have them in a dog crate and interact with them frequently. They are still cautious and one will let my wife hold her...

Sorry for the spell check error. I meant to say "revert" Also the mother cat showed up tonight to eat the food we have been putting out for her. I am happy she is doing OK. We will continue to feed her as long as she is willing to stick around.

Thank you. We are making progress with the two kittins but having new concerns regarding our ability to integrate Scout with our other two cats. They are expressing the typical first exposure behavior by growling some a spitting but Scout seems to review to his wild instincts when he sees them...

Made good progress today, had them playing with string, purring and eating baby food off of our fingers.

Because he has. :biggrin:

This is the little trooper here enjoying a nap in his big sister's heated bed.

Yes, all were either spayed or neutered, shots, flea treated and the kittens tested negative for feline leukemia.

We released the mother but have not seen her since. We have put food out and it gets eaten at night but we don't know if it is her or some other critter. We decided to purchase a large dog crate capture the two kittens and move them down stairs. It was difficult to catch them and I am sure...

We managed to trap a feral mom and her 3 kittens a couple of weeks ago that were living under our deck for a couple a weeks before then. My guess is the kittens are at least 8 weeks to 10 weeks in age. The Best Friends Animal Society paid to have them Spayed and neutered all has gone according...