Earlier this spring, a Good Samaritan who thought she was rescuing kittens took possession of babies of an entirely different sort! Jennifer Armbruster, Senior Manager of Public Relations at the Arizona Humane Society, told Fox News Digital via email, "Last week, a Good Samaritan found a den behind their shed full of tiny baby animals." RELATED: Grandma Spots Baby Foxes Playing And Seeing Them Having Such A Blast Will Brighten Any Day She Thought She Was Rescuing Kittens Noticing a nest of furry babies on her property near South Mountain in Phoenix, Arizona, and unsure what to do, the woman transported the critters to the Arizona Humane Society (AHS). She believed them to be orphaned and domestic animals. Once there, AHS staff quickly realized that the two offspring were not kittens but foxes. Ms. Armbruster said, "The tiny babies were then transferred to Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center, which identified them as gray foxes, where they will undergo rehabilitation and [be] released to the wild when they are old enough to be on their own." Jennifer shared that it's important to remember that animal mothers offer their little ones the best opportunity for survival. Late spring and summer mark the start of "kitten season" for most parts of the country. The season can last until fall. Therefore, outdoor female cats may birth three litters during the typical six-month breeding season. That's a lot of kitty cats! Kittens Might Be Alone If Mom is Hunting or Finding Water According to Austin Cannon of Daily Paws, "When a momma outdoor cat gives birth to a litter, she’ll construct a kind of nest for her small family. It’s common to come across their little home when the kittens are alone, but that’s normal. The mom needs to hunt and find water. Not to mention, she might be nearby, waiting for you to leave." According to Jennifer Armbruster, leaving the kittens alone is best because the mother will probably return. If, however, the mother has not returned within 8 hours, "it is likely the kittens are orphaned." RELATED: She Found a Frozen Kitten in the Snow and Saved It by Nursing It Back to Health Care-In-Place Kits For Rescuing Kittens The Arizona Humane Society and other animal organizations have Care-In-Place kits that can be used to care for underaged, orphaned kittens if they are found too young to be spayed or neutered. It’s an excellent tool for rescuing kittens. While the Arizona Good Samaritan had no idea the littles she located were wild animals, individuals who suspect they've found orphaned creatures that belong in the wild should contact a wildlife rehabilitation organization for assistance. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Firefighter Hears Kitten's Cries in Wildfire and Keeps the Fire Cat Safe Inside His Pocket WATCH: Todd Tilghman’s ‘Still To Come’ Todd Tilghman | ‘Still To Come’ (live) from ccm-magazine on GodTube. "Now the Lord God had formed out of the ground all the wild animals and all the birds in the sky. He brought them to the man to see what he would name them; and whatever the man called each living creature, that was its name." Genesis 2:19 LISTEN: Mark Wahlberg on Faith, Prayer and Giving Glory to God | A Furry Angel Came to the Rescue of Flailing Fawn h/t: Fox News Featured Image Credit: Facebook/KTAR News 92.3 The post Good Samaritan Thought She Was Rescuing Kittens but These Babies Were a Different Animal appeared first on GodUpdates.

New York Judge Juan Merchan told the New York Supreme Court that only four out of twelve jurors need to agree that Trump is guilty for the court to find him guilty and sentence him [...] The post Judge Says He Only Needs 4 Out of 12 Jurors To Agree on ‘Felony’ To Send Trump to Prison appeared first on The People's Voice.

In an announcement that harks back the dark days of the Covid hoax, the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has claimed that one of the symptoms of H5N1 bird flu in humans is [...] The post ‘Plandemic 2.0’: CDC Says Symptoms of Bird Flu Include ‘Having No Symptoms’ appeared first on The People's Voice.

Earlier this spring, a Good Samaritan who thought she was rescuing kittens took possession of babies of an entirely different sort! Jennifer Armbruster, Senior Manager of Public Relations at the Arizona Humane Society, told Fox News Digital via email, "Last week, a Good Samaritan found a den behind their shed full of tiny baby animals." RELATED: Grandma Spots Baby Foxes Playing And Seeing Them Having Such A Blast Will Brighten Any Day She Thought She Was Rescuing Kittens Noticing a nest of furry babies on her property near South Mountain in Phoenix, Arizona, and unsure what to do, the woman transported the critters to the Arizona Humane Society (AHS). She believed them to be orphaned and domestic animals. Once there, AHS staff quickly realized that the two offspring were not kittens but foxes. Ms. Armbruster said, "The tiny babies were then transferred to Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center, which identified them as gray foxes, where they will undergo rehabilitation and [be] released to the wild when they are old enough to be on their own." Jennifer shared that it's important to remember that animal mothers offer their little ones the best opportunity for survival. Late spring and summer mark the start of "kitten season" for most parts of the country. The season can last until fall. Therefore, outdoor female cats may birth three litters during the typical six-month breeding season. That's a lot of kitty cats! Kittens Might Be Alone If Mom is Hunting or Finding Water According to Austin Cannon of Daily Paws, "When a momma outdoor cat gives birth to a litter, she’ll construct a kind of nest for her small family. It’s common to come across their little home when the kittens are alone, but that’s normal. The mom needs to hunt and find water. Not to mention, she might be nearby, waiting for you to leave." According to Jennifer Armbruster, leaving the kittens alone is best because the mother will probably return. If, however, the mother has not returned within 8 hours, "it is likely the kittens are orphaned." RELATED: She Found a Frozen Kitten in the Snow and Saved It by Nursing It Back to Health Care-In-Place Kits For Rescuing Kittens The Arizona Humane Society and other animal organizations have Care-In-Place kits that can be used to care for underaged, orphaned kittens if they are found too young to be spayed or neutered. It’s an excellent tool for rescuing kittens. While the Arizona Good Samaritan had no idea the littles she located were wild animals, individuals who suspect they've found orphaned creatures that belong in the wild should contact a wildlife rehabilitation organization for assistance. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Firefighter Hears Kitten's Cries in Wildfire and Keeps the Fire Cat Safe Inside His Pocket WATCH: Todd Tilghman’s ‘Still To Come’ Todd Tilghman | ‘Still To Come’ (live) from ccm-magazine on GodTube. "Now the Lord God had formed out of the ground all the wild animals and all the birds in the sky. He brought them to the man to see what he would name them; and whatever the man called each living creature, that was its name." Genesis 2:19 LISTEN: Mark Wahlberg on Faith, Prayer and Giving Glory to God | A Furry Angel Came to the Rescue of Flailing Fawn h/t: Fox News Featured Image Credit: Facebook/KTAR News 92.3 The post Good Samaritan Thought She Was Rescuing Kittens but These Babies Were a Different Animal appeared first on GodUpdates.

Actor Dennis Quaid says that he will be voting for former President Donald Trump in the upcoming presidential election. He cited the Biden administration's "weaponization of the justice system" as one major reason for his vote.

After a full day of closing arguments, the judge in Donald Trump’s New York trial has instructed the jury and has sent them off to deliberate.

An unidentified person died instantly after being sucked into the engine of an airplane at the Amsterdam Schiphol airport. 

Hamas front group CAIR-Minnesotastan threatens to file a lawsuit if town’s plan to put a moratorium on mosque construction is enacted. Christian-majority Lebanon was once known as the “Paris of the Middle East.” After Islam took over, the result of mass Muslim migration, the country turned into a virtual hellhole. America’s first Muslim-ruled city: