



Two months ago, a sick, starving stray wandered up to my flat. I fed her and took her to the vet—only to find out she was pregnant! pregnant cat emergency! 🐱❤️
I’m not a fan of keeping pets caged or chained up. I believe in total freedom. So I left the door open and told her she could go wherever she wanted.
Out of the whole city, she chose my balcony as the safest place to give birth.
Now her little family is growing under my roof, and I feel so blessed. She was given 100% freedom to leave, but she chose to stay with me. I didn't just adopt a cat... I got adopted by a whole dynasty! 🐾🥹
It took a few weeks for them to come out from my neighbor's porch (because why would she give birth in the area we set up?). They're so incredibly friendly like the mom. Today they discovered how to get on our front porch so they moved there. 3 of them have a home lined up and the mama will be getting fixed soon. We recently found the dad and if we can catch him he's getting snipped, too.
Hey guys- Reddit banned my other account where I shared the whole story of Bali, I still do not understand why, but my username now matches my YouTube username, so at least that’s a plus. However, I’m really upset because I lost all of the amazing comments and community from everyone.
My wife has been in and out of the hospital this year with serious health problems. Someone decided we needed some little miracles to help with the stress 😊
Mama showed up as a friendly and hungry stray. We took her to the vet and were pleasantly surprised to find out she was very pregnant! They were born on tax day while my wife was in the hospital and have been such blessings for us.
Last photo is the most recent, showing the 2 babies (out of 6) that we kept, as well as the Mama, who we’re also keeping 😊
Hi! I just took in a stray yesterday who’s pregnant and I’m trying to figure out how far along she is so I can prepare! I’m thinking about a month in, but I’d love to hear yalls opinions and tips! Sorry for the blurry pics, she’s been exploring lol!
I named her Chamomile, Cami for short 🤍
*I’m going to get her into the vet soon for a checkup and to get fixed after her kittens are born!
** added a video of her walking in comments!!
Thank you!!!
Hi there!
So I recently took in a stray pregnant cat, who I’ve named Chamomile (a light grey and white calico/tabby), and I’m waiting to get her into the vet to see if she’s in a good physical state to have them, or if she’s needs a spay abort (if she’s healthy enough to have the kittens, I already have families close to me ready to adopt once they reach of age!).
Cami seems to be settling in quite well, exploring the medium size room I’ve been keeping her in, coming to me on her own for pets and love, being very vocal, even laying in my lap. I’m quite happy that she seems to feel safe here already!
Here’s the thing. I adopted a 5 week old female kitten, who I named Lucille (a brown tabby), from a not so good situation two months ago (so she’s now three months old). Anyway, in Lucy’s situation, the mother was out of the picture at two and a half weeks old, so Lucy thinks of me as her mother and has never been around another cat before.
I keep Cami and Lucy in separate rooms because I wasn’t sure how they’d do with them both being female and Cami being pregnant. I’m trying to figure out how to introduce them, should I wait until well after Cami gives birth? And if the vet recommends a spay abort, how long do I need to wait after Cami’s surgery? I figure I should keep them separated when first meeting, probably in two separate crates next to each other since Lucy has figured out how to climb a baby gate, and I’m also afraid she won’t understand when Cami wants her to back off. Any tips or advice on how to introduce them in both of Cami’s scenarios?
I appreciate any and every comment!
*also side note: those are pictures taken of Lucy two days ago and she’s three months and is still so very small. Is it that malnutrition from the young age or maybe she was the runt? She’s gaining weight and getting a little belly now, just not getting taller/longer. Just a concerned cat mama 🫶