Once upon a time, your cat was herself a little fluffy kitten and delighted you with her funny behavior. And today, looking at the squeaking lumps next to her in a cardboard box, you realize with horror that somewhere you missed the education of your pet. Yes, perhaps she should have been sterilized or not allowed outside. But it happened, and now you need to look for "good hands" for several children. Your conscience will not allow you to leave on the street or drown you. Therefore, sit down and think about how to cope with the problem that has arisen.
Instructions
Step 1
Kittens should be given at the age of 1, 5 to 3 months. This is the best age when they already know how to behave in society, go to the tray and eat on their own. Kittens older than three months are very difficult to accommodate.
Step 2
Interview your relatives. Perhaps someone does not have a furry friend yet, and they will gladly accept it from you. If none of your relatives wants to have a kitten, then ask them to mention your kittens in front of their friends and acquaintances. You need to involve your friends in the search for "good hands" too.
Step 3
Take pictures of all the kittens, together with mom and separately. Arrange a photo session for them against a beautiful background. Try to keep the kittens in photos from looking scared and disheveled. Let their faces be sweet, as if asking to take them away.
Come up with an original description for the kittens. Include their age, gender, color and skill. You can briefly describe the character of each so that the future owners immediately choose the right one for themselves. If your imagination is not so rich, then you can get by with a description of the main qualities.
Step 4
The description and photos must be posted on all ad sites that are actively operating in your city. Be sure to include your phone number and your name in the ad.
You can also advertise in the local newspaper; but, most likely, it is paid.
On the social networks that you visit, you can also post your announcement about the distribution of kittens. Your friends will also help you there, who will promote the ad to their acquaintances.
Step 5
Paper ads will also help you in your difficult business. Print out more and carry with you along with the glue. Post them everywhere: near your home, at bus stops, on notice boards, at a pet store (perhaps for a fee), or at work. Update them periodically because some people have a habit of cutting them off for no reason.
Step 6
The Bird Market is a place where animals are sold or given away. If you have a lot of patience, then this option is worth trying. Praise your kittens, tell people walking by about them. It is even more difficult to give away outbreds just like that than to sell purebreds. But sooner or later there will be people who are not indifferent to the fate of the baby, and they will be able to shelter one little bundle of happiness.
Step 7
Shelters are perhaps the last thing that can be offered for the addition of kittens. The city's cat shelters are so full that they will not agree to take in a few more kittens. In such places, babies get sick a lot, and often it ends fatally for them. Perhaps they will agree to help find new owners, but nothing more. Therefore, if your cat has given birth, rely only on your strength and imagination.
