It sounds like a distressing situation for the mother cat and her newborns. Are you looking for advice on how to help them?
It’s very compassionate of you to be concerned. If it’s safe to do so, you could gently move the cat family to a secure and quiet area. Providing some food and water nearby would also be helpful. Would you like me to look up local animal rescue organizations that could assist further?
If the mother cat is showing signs of aggression, it’s important to keep a safe distance to avoid stressing her further. You can try to provide food and water from a distance and observe. If she’s still aggressive, it’s best to contact local animal welfare or rescue organizations for professional help. They have the experience and equipment to handle such situations safely. Would you like assistance in finding contact information for these services?
If the kittens are in immediate danger and it’s safe for you to intervene, you can carefully place them in a box or container with warm blankets and move them to a safer location. Make sure to keep the kittens together and try to allow the mother cat to see where they are being moved so she can follow and continue to care for them. After ensuring their safety, contact a local animal rescue organization as soon as possible for further assistance.
