Pick of the Litter Society



	WELCOME The Pick of the Litter Society has fostered kittens for various S.P.C.A. groups, several local veterinarians and from as far away as Sydney . We have been rescuing these bottle babies since 2003 as a registered organization. We have dealt with situations such as malnutrition, abuse, feline upper respiratory disease, feline panleucopenia (distemper in cats) which can be fatal, feline leukemia (it is very important to have your kitten tested), failing kitten syndrome as well as coccidia, just to mention a few. Each kitten is special and handled with great care. They give so much more to those of us who foster them than we could ever hope to give to them.
	MISSION STATEMENT Our goal is to rescue orphaned kittens and provide them with safe shelter, proper nutrition, medical care, lots of TLC and finally lovingly adoptive families.
	EDUCATION Informing the general public about the importance of having their pets spayed and neutered is our greatest wish and of the utmost importance. Taking responsibility for the animals we take into our families is the most important message we would like to get across to everyone. Most people never see the sad and devastating part of a litter of kittens from a stray unspayed mother cat. Many of these helpless little morsels still die despite all our efforts and loving care. Allowing a female cat to have just one litter before having her spayed is not necessary. There are always too many unwanted kittens available. If you are a responsible pet owner and have had your pet spayed/neutered, then please pass on this wish to one other person. Thank you for your help in this mission.
	ADOPTING OUR BABIES If you are interested in adopting one or more of our babies please send us an email with your specific request or call and we can chat about the process and the current availability of kittens. The kittens currently in our Gallery are kittens of previous years. If you are interested in adopting from us, we can arrange to email you pictures of the kittens that are currently available for adoption.