If you happen upon a litter of tiny kittens outdoors, it’s natural to want to scoop them up and try to care for them yourself or take them to a shelter. But both of those options may actually place them in more danger. CLICK the image below for step-by-step instructions.

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Additional Kitten Care Resources

Best Friends Animal Society

How to care for abandoned kittens

Kitten feeding and weaning

Caring for Abandoned Kittens - English & Spanish

Los Angeles Animal Services (LAAS)

Press Release - Found Kittens and how YOU can Help Them!

Kitten Rescue

Kitten Care Handbook

Jacksonville Humane

https://www.jaxhumane.org/kittenhero/

Don't Kit-Nap Kittens Flyer

Arizona Humane

https://www.azhumane.org/events/dont-kit-nap-kittens/

San Diego Humane

Find a Litter? Be a Sitter!

Chico Animal Shelter

If you see kittens outdoors

Kitten Lady

Aging Kittens Cheat Sheet

Kitten Care Booklet - English & Spanish (Downloadable)

In 2020, around 14,000 kittens (two months of age or younger) will enter Los Angeles city shelters who are desperately in need of care. Here's how you can help:

KITTEN CARE HANDBOOK  |  Found a kitten? Click here for resources.