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Debi, I'm here. [email protected]

It looks a little like mange to me. The kittens will need to see a vet for a checkup and to have their tails looked at. You said mumcat took one of the kittens back - are you keeping them outside? Even though it's summer where you are, they need to be inside, isolated from any pets that you...

Her best bet may be to use a drop trap in the area he was most recently seen. She could call him, shake a tin of treats (whatever noise it is she used to use to call or feed him). This thread talks about how to make a relatively quick and inexpensive drop trap...

Sending lots of vibes for these two, they sound lovely. Where are they located?

People in this thread may be able to help.

How about using metal piping instead of plastic? It does say to fill the pipes with (wet?) sand and that makes it quite heavy.

There are instructions at Alley Cat Allies. Drop Trap building instructions here: http://www.alleycat.org/pdf/droptrap.pdf .

Hi and welcome to TCS. Something else you can do is contact vets in your area. You may just be lucky enough to come across a vet nurse or vet tech that works with orphaned and abandoned kittens like I do. These babies are definitely still young enough to be socialised into loving, trusting...

So a DSH but probably a pet quality Burmese with blue colouring with sepia? LOL

This sweet girl was found as a stray and I am looking for a home for her. She is around 6-8 years old. She looks like a Burmese but do you think she is full or perhaps 1/2? Also, what is the proper name for her colouring? Thanks.

Yes, I agree. Have her tested for the major illnesses when she sees the vet and then have her vaccinated. It is not unfair at all. In fact, you are doing her a favour by making sure she stays healthy and happy.