We know kitten season is well underway and we have lots of resources to help!
Taking the Fear out of Bottle Feeding and Basic Kitten Care
Did you know healthy neonatal kittens do not need to be fed every two hours? Learn about the latest guidelines for kitten feeding and other kitten care in this course. The course was developed by the Kitten College at the Animal Welfare League of Arlington in Arlington, VA to help their foster caregivers raise happy, healthy kittens.
Bottle feeding tips and tricks
Whether you are new to bottle feeding or a seasoned veteran, this one-pager will surely come in handy.
Kitten foster program course
Cat Adoption Team (CAT) has honed its Fostering 4 Rock Stars model over time, enabling them to serve an ever-growing number of kittens and cats. In this course, CAT shares all facets of its foster program, including foster and foster mentor training, foster and foster mentor bags, fundraising, marketing, socialization and how they monitor their program for improvements.
Whether it’s capturing captivating photos or writing engaging pet bios, this course developed in collaboration with HeARTs Speak, may be just what your organization needs to increase foster adoptions.
What to do if you find kittens outdoors
Well-meaning people may see kittens and want to take them to a shelter, but that’s usually not the best course of action. Alley Cat Allies has a couple of resources that are great to share with your community on what to do if they find kittens.
Socializing older kittens
In this course, you’ll learn how Cat Town works with the cats who are least likely to find positive outcomes in the shelter setting. This course focuses on socializing cats from all walks of life, including older unsocialized kittens.
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