I don't think they will...call them they're much better than the RSPCA.

Will they put em to sleep?   surely not!

Can ya not advertise em in the local shop window or summat?....Bound to be a 'mad cat lady' living nearby.....Good Luck anyways!

Try the RSPCA!

Thanks for the advice I think I will give them a ring today and see what happens. Cheers.

alternatively, have a look if there are any local "small rescue" places - lots of people have these in their own homes - i am sure someone out there could take them on

for caring

how long have they been hanging around as strays ?

is there a chance they could have got lost  ? or have been micro chipped ?

one of mine went missing for 3 weeks - we tracked her down and she had been living rough and was in a real sorry state - would never have imagined she had a good home somewhere

Cat protection units are normally good and only have the cats interests at heart - give them a call

Try here, they should be able to put you in contact with your local branch and will take care of the cats and rehome them if possible or if they are microchipped, get in touch with their owners.

 for feeding and taking care of them.

Places for you to try.
Celia Hammond Animal Trust
Cats Protection League
RSPCA/SSPCA
Blue Cross

Also try a site called catchat.org. They list all rescue centres.

There are a few places which do put cats to sleep if they are not rehomed so ask around. You could also try putting ads in the paper, local shop/supermarket etc.

If you've never had a cat that's pregnant then the signs are increased appetite, morning sickness (yep they get it too), some can become over affectionate, pinking (when their nipples swell), they also nest just like we do. They will try to hide in corners, behind furniture etc. Also the obvious sign of thier belly growing and they walk quite awkwardly. All in all just like a pregnant woman

Well done for looking after them

Thanks for all your help. I rang cat protection league but they couldnt place her till this week, they ask me to drop her at the vets and they would pick her up from there unfortunately she may have to be put down as the vet doesnt think she is pregnant but her tummy is very swollen also her mouth is in a bad state and she cant feed properly or clean herself. I feel a bit guilty now but I know its the best thing for the cat .

oh how sad Twister, you have obviously become attached to them.  No vets would put down a healthy animal, so if it happens it's because its too late to help them

the CPL or any small local animal shelter would be better than the RSPCA to my knowledge they very rarely if at all put animals to sleep...unlike the RSPCA

just read the whole thread so sad for the cat but she obviously has alot of health problems

The vet has just rang and it was a very large tumor so the cat has been put down, poor thing.

Oh Twister I'm so sorry, god bless you for looking after her and stopping her suffering any more

Aww the poor thing but let it be some comfort to you to know that you brought her happiness in her last days....

You are a really kind person to do that, and the cat at least had some comfort from you in her final few days and weeks.

Kindest thing to do, if the cat had such a big tumour.  

Awww, Twister
Just think, though - that cat knew a bit of love and comfort in her last days. And she wouldn't have, without you.

Sorry the ending was so sad you did your best and the cat didn't have to suffer any longer then necessary.