u/Party-Effective-4943

I'm about to start finding homes for six 6-week-old rescued kittens that I've been looking after since they were born, and I'm terrified of giving them to the wrong person.

What are your biggest green flags and deal breakers when someone wants to adopt? What questions do you ask before saying yes? Have you ever refused an adopter, and if so, why?

What factors are a must and what can be compromised.

Basically, if this were your litter, what would make you trust someone enough to hand a kitten over?

I'd really appreciate any advice from people with rescue or fostering experience. I only get one chance to do this right.

Backstory:

During the monsoon a young stray mother cat chose space near my home as a safe place to give birth to her six little kittens. Since the day they were born, I've been doing my best to keep them safe, fed, and sheltered despite having very limited space and resources. Their mother has slowly started leaving them for longer periods as they grow, and they're now reaching the age where they need homes of their own.

They have spent their first weeks of life in a cramped, damp corner during the monsoon. Which is now destroyed.I wish I could keep them until everything is perfect, but I simply cannot provide the space, veterinary care, and long-term life they deserve. Abandoning them is not an option, which is why I'm trying to find them loving families instead.

They aren't just stray kittens. They've survived a difficult start to life and deserve the chance to grow up in a safe home where they'll be loved, cared for, and never have to struggle for food or shelter again.

If you've ever thought about adopting a kitten, please consider giving one of these girls a forever home. One adoption can completely change a life.❤️🐾

Reach out to me if you feel like you can adopt.

These kittens are up for adoption.

Healthy and active.

If you want them and can nurse and take good care of them reach out to me .

Age- 5.5 weeks old

Breed- Indie

The Chrome extension is great but you can just open a new tab and the cat disappears. I built Pawzy a native desktop app that hijacks your entire OS screen when your timer goes off. Works on games, Discord, everything. Can't be minimized, can't Alt+F4.

Free: https://cat-gatekeeper-desktop.vercel.app

so I got tired of dismissing break reminders and just... never taking breaks. built Pawzy within 12 hours, it sends an animated animal cat, shiba, capybara to sit on your screen fullscreen. no alt+f4, no minimize, no snooze. break actually happens.

https://pawzy-silk.vercel.app/

-puts an animated animal on your screen fullscreen when break time hits

-alt+f4 blocked, no snooze, no minimize

-100% offline, no accounts, no telemetry

-linux + windows, single file download

your body will thank you.