Providing a temporary home for four-legged babies can be extremely rewarding for all.

By Karen Lee Stevens

Each year, from April to November, hundreds of thousands of kittens are born — often to feral or stray moms that eke out a meager existence on our city streets, in the suburbs and in rural areas across America. Without human intervention, most of these newborns would die or, at best, lead short, miserable lives. The moms that are not killed by cars, other animals or disease will repeatedly become pregnant, adding to the already crushing pet overpopulation problem.

If you find a lost or stray kitten, you may need to provide care yourself. Remember heat, hydration and hygiene.

What’s a caring animal lover to do? …

Purchase Selection or begin your FREE 14-day trial subscription to CatWatchNewsletter.com