Your mom did that?

Do you have a syringe?  Maybe you could syringe-feed her some water or pedialyte.  I don’t know much about kittens, but I read that cow’s milk can give them diarrhea.  If you have some tuna can-water maybe she would sip on that a little, but I don’t think the fish would be a good idea.  You could add in some more water to the juice so she would get more fluids.

I imagine she’s probably very traumatized and dehydrated at this point… is there any way you could take her to a vet?

I’m so sorry this happened!  Thank you for rescuing her from that horrible situation!  Please keep us posted on her progress!

I’m so sorry. I’m just really glad you were able to step in. Did you say anything to your mom about this?

It might be worth researching to find a no kill shelter in your area. You can bring the kitty there where a vet will be on the premises to check her health and to give her fluids if she needs them immediately. They would care for her and put her up for adoption. I wouldn’t be surprised if she just has a bit of an infection from poor conditions. It was good of you to rescue her.

I’m so glad!!! I was definitely worried about this earlier. Please keep us updated on the kitten’s progress!

I’m so glad that she is okay! In the future there is something called Nutri-Cal or Nutri-Stat that is similar to Critical Care. I had to use it for my puppy when she was little because she would become hypoglycemic due to her size and high energy level. It basically just ads some sugar and helps stimulate the appetite. I think it’s $7-8 at your local petstore. It is a gel like paste and the animal will often lick it from your finger, if not then I typically just rub it on the roof of the mouth (watch the teeth!). Also, I think milk is culturally depicted the same for cats as carrots are for rabbits. Sure, they may love them but they aren’t really good for them. Tuna or fish in general is a much better idea! I hope you find her a good home! I know it can be so hard to do with cats. Are you going to spay her before you rehome her?

It was very kind of you to take in & help the kitten. Good Job

that is so nice of you to help the kitten! good job keeping her alive and bringing her back to full health. i just love it when people save animals

I’m so glad to see kitty is doing better. You have done a terrific job!
I was afraid upon reading the first few posts that the kitten was having kidney problems, but if she’s been seen by the vet and they find her in good shape, then that’s a relief!
Thank you so much for rescuing her! I hope she can be found a good home. I’ve always loved cats and they are tops on my list for companions (the bunnies are doing their level best to push them off that position though.) ^_^ Right now it’s an even tie!
If you decide to take a photo of her, I’d love to see it.

Oh my gosh! I’m so happy to hear the kitten is doing a little bit better. I agree that taking her to a shelter may be a good course of action so she can get some vet attention and they’ll hopefully be able to place her in a home.