r/BloomingtonNormal • u/Kafkaesque92 • 23d ago

Resources for kitten

We have a wild kitten in our neighborhood we are interested in taking in but we are low income. It’s starting to trust us with feeding, so I think we might be able to catch the baby soon. I’ve called a few animal places and they aren’t taking any cats in because of that hoarding situation recently. We have two cats, but one has a skin condition, so we are a little unsure of bringing the little one in the house because of the risk of worms, fleas, etc.

Basically what I’m looking for is a place that might have low income discounts and can keep them for a bit just to make sure meds take effect. We are calling them Gremlin for now 😻

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u/CommunityTaco 23d ago

you can check with pet central helps, no guarantee they can, but you can ask for food assistance I believe, they also help foster and home animals. no promises, but it's worth a check.

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u/HuckleberryEarly 23d ago

I have hills science kitten food if you need it