Help 8 rescued kittens get fixed and dewormed

Needs deworming and spay/neuter
A TNR’d feral mama, her kittens and two more, now socialized and ready for homes.
Organized by Calaina, the kittens’ foster family, with help from Help My Pet.
At least $10 from every merch item goes toward the kittens’ care and spay/neuter.
Gifts go straight to the family through the link above. Help My Pet takes no cut.
A feral mama cat was trapped, neutered and returned, but her 6 kittens and 2 from another mama stayed in Calaina’s care. They are socialized now, and they eat a lot.
They still need deworming, and then spay and neuter surgery, to keep them from adding to the stray population. The goal is $2,800 to cover food, deworming and fixing all 8.
Where things stand
The goal is $2,800 for food, deworming, vaccines and spay/neuter surgery for all 8 kittens. I’ll post updates here as they come in.

Team Kittens Supporter
Tees, tanks and a hoodie for the kittens. At least $10 from every item goes toward their care and spay/neuter costs.
Shop the collectionCheckout is through Minty Tees’ secure Shopify checkout. Each item’s share is paid to the family 14 days after the order is delivered, once the window for damage and misprint claims has closed. If an order is refunded, its share isn’t paid.
Low-cost kitten care near Walla Walla
Kittens can usually be fixed once they are about two months old and two pounds. Here is a local clinic that can help with vaccines, deworming and a spay/neuter credit, if your household qualifies.
- Low-cost clinic
Blue Mountain Humane Society Preventative Care Clinic
Walla Walla nonprofit clinic. Every pet needs an exam first: $50 for pets that aren’t spayed or neutered. Then the FVRCP vaccine is $25, general deworming (pyrantel) is $15, and tapeworm treatment, if the exam finds tapeworms, is $20 to $40 depending on weight. Pets who had the $50 exam get $20 off spay/neuter. Income limits apply (for example, $54,600 a year for a 2-person household in Walla Walla County). Book online with a deposit; payment is due at check-in. Questions: (509) 525-2452. Its trap-neuter-return program is not accepting new applications this fall.
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A pet food pantry, a litter giveaway, a community cat program? I’ll check it out, add it to Help My Pet if it’s legit, and let the kittens’ family know.
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What is the money for?
Food, deworming, and spay/neuter surgery for 8 kittens.
Where are the kittens?
Walla Walla area, Washington.
I’m Sean, the person behind Help My Pet. I built this page from the story and photos the kittens’ family shared. Questions about this fundraiser? Ask me.
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