New Rescue Alert! Everyone Meet the 4x4 babies! We were out doing TNR when the owner of the home let us know that one of the cats had recently given birth to 5 kittens in her backyard. We were able to find the babies hidden underneath some bikes and a cardboard box. Unfortunately, when we found them, there were only 3 kittens when the day before there had been 5. This put us in a hard position. We always want the kittens to be with mom when possible, but if we took mom and there were still 2 babies, then they wouldn't survive. If we left the babies and the other 2 kittens had been killed or gotten sick, we were putting their lives at risk. We got these babies right before a storm was blowing in, so we thought mom might have been in the process of moving them to a safer place? We opted to take the three kittens and have the homeowner watch over mom to see if she led them to the other two. It's been over 2 weeks now, and the babies were never spotted again 💔 The three kittens we do have, have been doing amazing. We bottle fed them the first night, and then they went to our newest bottle, baby foster, Griselda 🤗 They came back to us last week for deworming and to have their photos taken. They are the cutest little nuggets and healthy as can be. We will be back to get mom for TNR on April 25th. These three cuties are available for pre-adoption. They won't be ready to go home until they grow big enough for their spay and neuter surgeries. If you're interested in pre-adopting, please fill out an adoption application by visiting the link in our bio @catsofsanbernardino. It's kittens season, and we are getting SO MANY rescue pleas. If you're available to foster kittens, kittens with mom, or bottle babies, please let us know! We cannot do it all ourselves, we need your support! Ps we named these kittens after Dodge and Jeep vehicles because the yard was filled with them 🤗

Reintroducing Bowser! Can you believe this little princess hasn't been adopted yet?! It's been almost two years! This little beauty was rescued from a colony with a bunch of other kittens. She was the only kitten from her litter that we found. When we rescued her, she had a film over her eye, and we thought she might not have a viable eye underneath. Luckily, our Dr was able to perform surgery and uncover her beautiful little eye, still in perfect condition ❤️ Bowser is available for adoption 🤗 She's a tiny tiny little girl. A forever kitten if you will. She's a little shy, but that's okay. She is going to be great in a home with other kitties and someone with the patience to love her just how she is. If you're interested in adopting Bowser, please fill out an adoption application by visiting the link in our bio @catsofsanbernardino We will be at Golden Road in Anaheim this Sunday! Address: 2210 East Orangewood Ave. Anaheim, CA 92806 Time: 12-4pm Hope to see y'all there!!

New Rescue Alert! We were out trying to rescue a black cat that was full of matted hair when this cute girl walked out. We noticed that she was walking sideways with her head tilted. She also had matted hair and looked thin. She walked up to us and was clearly very friendly, so we scopped her up to take her with us. She ended up testing FeLV positive and has a very sore mouth. After a few days with us, she wasn't making many improvements, so we took her to the vet to be hospitalized. She just spent 4 days there and did gain some weight. She is going to need a dental and most likely a consultation with a neurologist. Overall, her blood work looks good, which is great. Her thyroid and kidneys were checked to try and figure out why she's so malnourished, but those checked out good as well. We did find out from people living around the park that she used to have an owner, and when they moved, they left her behind. She might just have a sore mouth and not be able to hold her own against the true feral cats at the colony. Overall, we think she will be okay but has a lot to overcome. We were told that he owners had named her Beavis. She does know her name, but we aren't sure if we should keep it? Maybe a fresh start for her would be good. We will save those decisions for a later date. Stay tuned for updates, and please consider donating towards Beavis' vet bills and continued care. You can donate by visiting the link in our bio @catsofsanbernardino

Reintroducing Mama Blue We trapped this beautiful girl as a feral mama over 4 years ago. At the time, she was feral, but the area where she was trapped was unsafe for return. We ended up acclimating her to our property, where she learned how to trust and love. We ended up moving Blue into our catio so that she could further learn to love. She is now available for adoption 🤗 If you're interested in adopting this beautiful girl, please fill out an adoption application by visiting the link in our bio @catsofsanbernardino

New Rescue Alert! We were told by a colony caretaker that one of the new kittens that showed up at her colony looked swollen in the tummy, we honestly thought she was too young to be pregnant. We were wrong. Little Mama went into labor inside her transfer carrier while we were waiting to get her into the vet. We tried to transfer her into a larger crate, and she escaped into our house. We knew she wouldn't dare go near a trap again after just being caught, so we corralled her into our guest restroom. She was understandably very stressed, and once delivering all her kittens, she didn't want anything to do with them. We took the kittens with us to keep them warm while mom settled down. We moved in some cat cubbies and safe spots for her to snuggle into and left her to decompress. She found her favorite safe space (a safe sided cat cave), and we proceeded to move her kittens into the cave. After a couple of minutes, she started caring for them ❤️ She ended up with three beautiful silver tabbies 😍