Raising a litter of kittens is a big responsibility. Here’s help in placing them in suitable hands.

By Ilene Springer

It’s hard to give up a brood of adorable, playful kittens. But knowing they’re going to good homes makes it easier to say goodbye.

Millions of homeless cats are euthanized every year, and you know how important it is to spay and neuter cats before they have a chance to bring unwanted kittens into the world. But you’ve just found a pregnant stray cat, and she’s about to give birth. Soon you’ll be faced with a heart wrenching task: finding good homes for the kittens you’ve nurtured from birth.

By now, you’ve probably gotten to know each one and can predict what kind of personality is emerging. And you may secretly have your favorites. But despite your attachment, you know they have to leave. Now your job is to find a responsible, loving home…

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