We are still looking for a lactating mother cat with a few kittens of her own that are newborn to 5 weeks old who can adopt the baby bobcat kittens we rescued. We will supplement the kittens as needed so that they do not over tax her and will spay/ neuter and find homes for all of them when the kittens are weaned, if necessary.
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Ruth Elam Moore
We have 2 momma cats who actually share kittens. They were thrown out here right before having kittens and we are trying to find homes for all of them. They may be a good option for your orphan bobcats.
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