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We have a cat now, it adopted us she just had kittens. She had them under the house where we haven't been able to get to them, but we can hear them. My doctor wants two of them for her children so we need to get them out. Any suggestions? Be safe out there everyone.

When they get big enough, the mother will probably bring them out or you will be able to coax them out with food.

The majority of ginger cats are male, why I do not know, I love cats but the ginger tabby is my favourite.

A friend of mine had a stray cat in her front yard that had kittens. She put dishes down to finally get the kittens to come into the house. You have to start with one and keep adding until you can get them into the house. Might take a while. She finally got the mother and had them all fixed!

I agree with animalvr; the cat will bring them out eventually. Our cats were always having kittens under the house or wash house. You might also put food where she must come out to eat; the kittens get curious and might just follow mom. Don't give any away until they are at least 6 weeks old and weaned.

Thank you all for your advice on the kittens. Will try the things you suggested. Won't give any away until they are weaned. I've had kittens before, but none were born under the house. Thanks again and be safe.

I had a cat named Teddy (a girl) who came from the next street over. She liked my house better I guess. This cat was declawed so should never had been out. Had all kinds of problems also. Had her for about 3 years before I had to have her put to sleep because of so many problems. Still miss her badly, even tho I have 3 indoor cats now.

I agree they should be kept inside unless on a farm. I always keep mine indoors. Too many dangers out there. I also have an orange cat. His name is Leo and he was a stray so he is a rescue and about 11 years old now but I love him anyway.

Kitties should be able to go where ever they want. Mine have always gone out or come in whenever they want except they have to go out at night. Otherwise they wake my husband up at 2 or 3 AM and cry to go out. I think it is sad to see so many kitties sitting inside a window wishing they could be free to run and explore.

I have always kept my kitties inside. It is so much safer for them and also birds and bunnies that they hunt outside. All of mine were perfectly happy looking out the window. They didn't know anything else. It's a win win for all.

Animal, my husband felt that way and caused one of my cats whom I trained not to go out to have a heart attack. We lived on a high traffic street and I had lost my first kitten to a truck so I had trained this cat not to go near the door. When we moved to the country my husband promptly put the cat outside and she got so scared she had a heart attack.

The thing I feel sad about is that they don't have a chance to have kittens. I know the cat population is best controlled by spaying and neutering but it seems a sad thing to me.

It is a sad thing, pixie, but when I think about those beautiful kittens and puppies that are brought into shelters it breaks my heart. But spaying and neutering is the only way to end this heartache. Cats and dogs don't know about having offspring. They don't miss it if it doesn't happen. If I could I'd take in every lost cat and dog into my home to give them love and protection.

You are absolutely correct on all counts lillysmith2! The cat population especially is out of control mostly because of irresponsible owners who constantly allow litters to be born. Then they 'put the cats out' to fend for themselves. The offspring have babies and the cycle continues unchecked. As a long time shelter volunteer, my greatest wish is to no longer need shelters.

I love your names.

That is too funny fiesty!