Spatter must be so proud. Such beautiful babies. I think that little panther is winking at me in the first picture. So precious. Thanks for posting.............Maryl

Maryl, I call that black on Panther. The White is Walt (My DIL put dibs on him early to go with their other cat, Disney. I hope Spatter enjoys them because she will be spayed when they are weaned. She will joining Henrietta in the grumpy ladies club.

kay

Oh my they are adorable. The one that looks like Spatter is so cute and reminds me of our cat Marley.

Julia

Oh, Kay, you are a goner with that gray one!! It is definitely calling your name! They are so adorable at this stage. So playful!

Thank you Julia They are a fun way to spend time these days. Yes Kate...You know DH is at least as big an animal lover as I am, and he told me if I wanted to keep her it was okay. All of my favorites were grey.

kay

The kittens are so cute! I imagine it is fun to watch them play. Spatter must be a proud mom.

They are all precious. Walt tugs most at my heart though.

Debra

beautiful kitties! thanks for the photos!

all are cute but I love the little one with the onange splotch on his/her forehead

I am finding them a lot of fun.. Nancy, this will be an only litter for her, so I hope she enjoys them. Debra, My DIL spoke for Walt at as soon as she saw him, He is quite adventurous. Thanks, Sam. Heather, that little tortie is the loudest and she loves to explore. Thank you all for looking and commenting.

kay

Oh my goodness! SO CUTE! How wonderful to see something that actually makes us all smile! With all the scary news, kittens are a delightful distraction. Mama is lovely! What a pretty face. They all look happy and healthy. Thanks for the cuteness overload.

I had a cat once that looked a lot like Spatter. Her name was Autumn. Spatter reminded me of her.

Spatter is a feral cat, but she has been inside for several weeks now. We got a huge crate so the kittens can run around and they are beginning to play and are often running around (well, waddling ) They are cute and Spatter will be spayed before she goes outside again., My husbands always insists er keep the female inside five days after surgery and they are very well fed. The previous feral female stays right outside since her surgery. We are hoping it will be the same for Spatter. Popmama, she is a very pretty tortoiseshell and I can pick her up freely since she has been inside.

kay

Oh, mama Spatter is gorgeous and her kittens darling. They must be so much fun right now. They look about 6 weeks old??? Thanks for saving a feral mama and her kittens. Contrary to what many people think, with time they can become quite sweet and attached to their caregivers. I know, I have four!

Kay: Please keep us updated in the coming months. Is the little black Panther the last one to be spoken for? The tortie will be female, but have you been able to sex the other kittens yet?...........Maryl

Amazing how all baby things are so cute, even baby lions and tigers. We added two kittens to our household a couple months ago and, while very cuddly, they are no longer cute babies but young cats. Sigh!

They are so cute....but they all grow up. I think the reason we keep Chihuahuas is because they stay so small, cuddly and dependent; like puppies for life.

kay

Organic kitten, those mamas can be very cagey (no pun intended) and difficult to catch. They are either pregnant or nursing. There’s such a short time to get them before preg again. I know many people are opposed the removing the fetus kittens, but it makes sense if you are trying to reduce the population. However, once the kittens are near to birth we generally agree, it is best to have them born and socialize them. I would love to have all of them born and go to loving homes, but that’s not realistic. Reducing the population also helps us keep the outdoor cats healthier. Please cat lovers no negativity.... I have 4 cats of my own and did TNR and some fostering for over 30 years. Even though my mobility is limited right now, my husband and I are never reluctant to trap cats that come through our yard. All peace and love to everyone during this difficult time. ♥️

They are really cagey. I have two more females, both with kittens I have got to catch and fi.x Let alone, however many new ones may show up, The feral life is dreadful. I realize my small group has it made in many ways, but even though they stay around and consider this home only a very few accept petting or fell loved and cared for and they are generally the males. But I will continue to feed and neuter as I can.

kay