There’s a stray kitten less than a-year-old in my condos whos deathly ill from worms. If I bring him in will they help to get him better or just euthanize him? If he can be helped I’d like to bring him back & take care of him if possible. Answers??

I don't believe they'll euthanize him. They'll probably deworm and deflea him. And probably let you take him back I'm sure😁 he sounds I'll and definitely needs! Ty for looking out for him! Placer spca is a great shelter!

Hi Kenzie, Thank you so much for your inquiry. You can review FAQs on our website, but hopefully this answers your question. If you would like further information, please don't hesitate to call us. Is the Placer SPCA a “no-kill” shelter? The Placer SPCA does not euthanize adoptable animals for time or space but we do not call ourselves a “no-kill” shelter. We may euthanize animals under the following circumstances: 1. Animals determined to be aggressive or potentially aggressive. 2. Animals with significant behavioral issues that would make it virtually impossible to adopt as a companion animal (ex. severe separation anxiety). 3. Chronic medical issues that significantly affect an animal’s quality of life. 4. Highly contagious illnesses and conditions that could negatively affect the population of animals at the shelter or that may be contagious to humans. 5. Animals which are too young to care for themselves and where no other resources are available.