Found newborn kittens in my garage (pics added 5/30 on pg.3)

lol I think you have a huge neon light on your house that says "cat motel, vacancy"

Can't wait to see pics.

Face the inevitable, Yubon. You are the cat whisperer, and all the kitties in your area know this. You talk a tough game, but you are a softie.

Thank you for treating all the kitties so humanely.

I will now share my all-time favorite commercial with you. You deserve some comic relief.

I am glad you are taking care of them. The last cat who had kittens at our house (on our porch) is snoring sweetly away on a pile of pillows about 3 feet from me. Her daughter is lounging in a box not far away awaiting bedtime so she can play with her mousie toy.
It is a pain in the butt catching them and caring for them, but I am glad you are!!!
How DO they know where to go?? No stray cats show up on our neighbors porches??

Thank you Yubon!

No no.  The cat knew exactly what the sign said.  But she figured it didn't apply to her.  

Another one thanking you for taking care of these little little guys.

I wanna see pics tooooooooo

What you need is one of these to help you pass the time while raising kitties: 



If you pm me your address I'll ship one out to you. 

Aw Yubon, I can so relate. I have 14 cats in my house right now. 14. 14!!! We have 1, 17 year old Rocko. We acquired Phoebe and Ursula as semi ferals to try taming...no luck with the taming, DD loves them, haven't signed the papers but we will be hauling them to Korea in the fall with Rocko. Add Tuxi, a svelte 22 pounder, who is a foster with a placement who needs some time to find senior housing that will allow pets. Tuxi came to us at 30 pounds, after her elderly owner died. Also Libby, a foster who can't be in a Petco cage because freaks out- she is obsessed with me and she bites. Tiger and Ginger are lovely laid back fosters who live in DDs room with Phoebe and Ursula, and are teaching them to be cats, and hopefully will be adopted at the next adoption fair because they are just lovely, sweet boys. And Ozzy, a black boy who is here only temporarily from his petco cage to stretch out and play. Libby, Tuxi and Rocko are shut up at night (they are bitchy) and the others have what we call The Wild Rumpus through the house, zooming around like possessed crack heads.

Still with me? That's only 8, but the neighbor brought a box (like a cardboard freaking box) with a scared shitless very young mom and 5 kittens on Monday. He knows we have cats...they will hopefully go to another foster tomorrow, as they live in DHs basement right now, the only available space.

All that to say- you, like me, have the invisible to all but cats flashing sign above your house that says "crazy cat lady this way". And that's why even if you are bitchy now and again, I know you secretly totally ROCK. They come to you because you can help. And you do. And while we can't save them all (dh thinks I am apparently trying to) helping where we can makes such a difference. Bless you! (and me. Prefer to be blessed with litter and food...)

Yubon Peatlejuice - all of my cats are spayed and I've never seen a newborn litter. How does the umbilical cord get taken care of?  Does Mom take care of it?

thank you for opening your home and heart!

I took in a stray one time. We thought she was a kitten because she was tiny like a 6 or 8 week kitten but she was an adult cat. She ended up having babies and I had to bottle feed them because she didn't have any milk. She was a bitch to take the babies away from when it was time to feed them... She was a really sweet cat until I went to touch a baby. So I had to take her out of the room close the door behind me and then take the kittens out of the room and put her back in the room. If I stayed in the room with the kittens and the door closed with her on the outside she would freak out. She had to had a c section and had a belly full of stitches so we had to keep her as calm as possible. after a couple weeks I had mamma and babies all sleeping in bed with me. It didn't take her long to figure out that I was helping her take care of the babies and I wasn't hurting them. We rehomed them. She only had 3. We gave one to some friends of ours and we cat sat for them the following Christmas he hated our house. He hid behind the toilet under the tank in the dark bathroom and even after turning on the lights we couldn't see him.... We gave one to my grandma. He grew up to be a very very large cat. The third one went to my grandmas neighbor. 

Clean the litter boxes every single day.  Use good litter and box deorderizer.  
A house smelling like cat pee like you described probably means someone is peeing outside the litter box.

My brother and SIL live in a 40 foot motor home with 2 cats. It doesn't smell like cats, but they clean the litter box multiple times a day and keep it clean.

Yubon..... :)thank you