Pregnant, tabby cat in Leytonstone (E11) area - homeless - UPDATED - KITTENS Photos

Tulip

aw so delighted for Lucy that she had her kitties safely well done to your daughter for taking her in thanks for the photo.

gettingready

So - who is interested in taking on Lucy and/or a lovely tabby kitty or two from 30th November ? Will be 8 weeks then......

:D:D

gettingready

I think this one is my favourite.. you can see those little paws stretched out ....

MRSTITTLEMOUSE

Oh you and your daughter must be lovely people.
You've saved this poor little mite and her babies from goodness knows what.
Such a lovely end to my day seeing Lucy and her babies.
She looks like she's going to be a good mum too.
Keep posting the photos,they're so heartwarming to see and we'll all be able to watch Lucy and her babies as they grow.

Shoshannah

Ace. Well done to mum.

GonzoAston

Awwww.

Well done. I would love to take Lucy on myself, but unfortunatley I cant as my dog isnt good with cats. Im sure all the kittens will get good homes.

well done to all of you there

kerrirobberts

Awww they are absolutely gorgeous! I wish I lived in more than just a bedroom in a shared house, just wouldn't be fair for them. Congratulations to all of you and well done Lucy. Is there any visible runt?

rising_from_the_ashes

Awwwww, they are gorgeous!:D

Congratulations to Lucy and her new family - it's amazing how they just take to motherhood, and especially with her just being a babe herself.

Look forward to lots of pics as they grow!:D

gunsandbanjos

Awwwww, they are adorable! Well done Lucy:T

paddypaws101

Oh wow, 6 babies and she is only tiny herself! Well done Lucy.
GR.....I don't want to teach grandma to suck eggs....:D....but this really is a large litter with an increased risk to kittens as a result.
Does your daughter have a small set of digital scales so that she can weigh the babies each day to make sure they are all gaining weight properly? ( should be about 10g a day at this stage) Checking their weight like this each day enables you to spot quickly if there are any issues with a runt, or one not thriving. I would also advise your daughter to get hold of some Cimicat or similar from the vet ( not regular cat milk) in case any of them needs top up feeding.
Lucy will of course be eating absolute mountains of food to provide enough milk for that gang!