Does a cat move her kittens if you touch them ? I have a yard cat I didn’t know was pregnant and I found two newborn kittens under my porch and I’m scared they will get rained on .😞
@morelhunter, omg lol they know haha I know hell I can barley afford to feed myself
@morelhunter, I have two inside cats too I think one slipped out and is pregnant too I can’t have all these cats lol I’m wore out from all the kids but it’s not their fault they was brought here I love them
We looked at our kittens once and she moved them.
Honestly, no, don't them, don't risk her abandoning them or worse.
Do you have gloves? If so you could put them on and try moving them with momma present.
She can, or she may abandon them. I have outside cats and one had kittens in the wood pile and I found them but never touched them and she moved them.

Where can I take my kittens to get adopted?
no one wants them and my cat and the kittens r getting too expensive to feed and I am allergic to them now and have to take medicines to be around them....
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Okay so we have a side yard and porch with stray cats that hang around and we feed but one of them had kittens and she’s not taking care of them properly because she’s only a year old. We’re thinking about taking them in, anyone know anything about kittens this young? I’ve just never dealt with cats before their eyes were even open and wonder if there’s extra caution I should I be taking? Thanks in advance for help 🤗💛
cats and babies
My so and I haven't been able to have cats for years. Last year we moved into our own house. So says we can have a cat now.
I really want a cat.
cat or dog?
For the ladies that have children and pets, is a puppy or kitten a better choice? After learning the truth about declawing cats, I thought maybe a puppy would be better. Was it difficult to toilet train? Were they more aggressive? What breed is good? We have new carpet but also a large back yard.
My nana had a dozen outside cats at all times. She lived in the country and left food out so they made her place their home. She had a covered porch and would put a box with towels in it on the porch for them. If you touch the kittens she will more than likely move them. But you can leave an enclosed shelter like a litter box with a top on it or a tote with a hole in the side with blankets in it near where the kittens are and she may use it.
I’m sure if it started raining she would find them shelter.