Tibi's Second Litter

I love this site and all the beautiful kitties !!!!! Thank you for allowing us to share your joy !!!!!!

That's it, I can't come here anymore, the video was it for me, to many cute kitties, and I'm not allowed anymore. I'm being crule to my self....see ya tomorrow lol

Well, I'm going to play with fire with my comments. While the kittens are adorable, this is Tibi's *second* litter. I hope there is not a third and that she is, now, comfortably retired and SPAYED. There are enough cute kittens in the shelters and rescue groups.

Signed someone who has worked in a shelter and watched *cute* kittens, puppies, dogs and cats be PTS and then burned to ash. Spay and neuter your Furkids. (soapbox now stowed away)

The pictures are beautiful. Yet, not knowing fully about your site & then seeing: Shaungrl's comment..."second litter" now I have to wonder...seeing that I do volunteer at an animal shelter..the pictures are nice..yet I just dont know what to totally think now. Think about a shelter & all the abandon kittens, cats, puppys, and dogs that are sad and in desperate need of a forever home... I know first hand I just adopted a beautiful 4 yr. old cat, this past Sunday...... T H I N K A B O U T I T !

Well, FWIW these kittens were with a family in England. I'm not sure but... do they have the same pet overpopulation in the U.K. as they do in the U.S.? I know in Canada they don't. I never hear about puppy mills or kitten mills in the U.K. I somehow think it's less of a problem (though I don't know that for sure). Anyway, the original photographer also seems to be a teenaged boy so he was probably just proudly showing off his beautiful kittens without a thought about it -- and in that spirit I gratefully accept the offer of these AMAZING KITTEN PHOTOS AND VIDEO!!!!! GORGEOUS FUNNY SWEET BEAUTIFUL !!! And the video is rockin' too.

I absolutely agree with Shaungrl... I took in a stray and IMMEDIATELY got her spayed... 17 years later, she's still has her girlish looks (the vet's words...not mine). But these kittens are GRRRRRRR-EAT!!!!

I look at this site every single day and love how you're now posting a series of photos for us to enjoy. Thanks so much! This is the best stress-buster I can think of. These are absolutely beautiful kittens.

They're so beautiful!

EveryBody!!! dont miss the viDeo. PLAY THE vidEO!!!!!!! ITS the CUTTEST!!

awww... hao kyoot!!

What Prescious Little Ones! They are All Adorable!

Tibi has since been neutered. We didn't consider it at first because where we live is somewhat isolated and didn't expect any other cats to stray this far.

I'm not aware of any 'pet overpopulation' problem here in the UK. When we were looking for Tibi we called the shelter and were put on a waiting list since they're in short supply here. We adopted her as a kitten from some people in the local village.

adorable pile of kittens!

quite frankly, sometimes it's not possible to spay & neuter right away... my Luna had a few litters simply because I couldn't afford the surgery. And it is healthy for a cat to have at least one litter. As long as there's someone to adopt. The problem here in the grand old USA is ppl get animals because they think, "oh they're cute" and dont actually want to take care of them, so cats get dumped all the time. So yeah, when an unfixed cat is dumped where there's no human to help with the adopting process, of course theres going to be a population issue. Americans are irresponsible and get animals they shouldn't. That's the real problem. None of Lunas kittens ended up in the shelter. I kept them until we found them homes. It's ppl being selfish and stupid that are causing this to happen. I'm sure that Tibi was a wonderful mother and probably is a happier cat because of it. I've had 2 females. One that was spayed as a baby and one that wasn't. Luna's a much more content cat since having kittens.

If you can't afford the spay/neuter surgery, keep your cat INSIDE! Simple as that. Make the indoors entertaining & spend lots of time w/your cat to keep him/her happy while "imprisoned". That's all there is to it. If you can't keep your cat inside, perhaps you oughtn't have a cat at all. Letting a cat get pregnant b/c of financial constraints is as irresponsible as abandoning one. And according to my veterinary handbook, "A cat does not need to have a litter to 'feel fulfilled' or to 'settle down' emotionallly or behaviorally...By spaying your female before her first heat, you reduce her chances of developing mammary cancer later in life, eliminate the chance of uterine infections or cancers, and won't have stray tom cats coming around your house yowling & spraying urine." (Cat Owner's Home Veterinary Handbook, 3rd Edition, 2008: 404).

Bully for you that you didn't put any of Luna's kittens in shelters, but how many shelter kittens/cats that deserved to be adopted & loved are now dead b/c the people adopted your kittens instead? Everything in this world has consequences that are much more far-reaching than you think.

Tirade is now finished.

there soooooooooooo cute love them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!