Cats are the centre of the universe. I admit that I’m the first to support spaying and neutering. However, you have to take action when a stray mother cat is already pregnant and in need of a secure location to give birth to her young.
And for the freshly developing lives, their safety takes precedence over all other considerations.
Now that kittens are already being born on the streets, what do you do with a new family? Sunny, a brand-new mother cat, fortunately ended up in the right hands.
It was almost a week ago when hurricane-induced thunderstorms were interspersed with the Florida sun beating down. With what is not even her first litter, this loving mother Sunny went into labour alone.
A local couple has been feeding her for the past two years, but they have never been able to capture her.
This is her THIRD LITTER over the years! Unfortunately, this is precisely why stray cat populations can soar in the absence of TNR (Trap/Neuter/Return) programmes.
