putting down kittens?

[NikoSan999]

I wouldn't do it ~ I couldn't. Having an animal put down isn't cheap either.

I would either keep looking for new homes, go to a larger city's humane society, or keep them.

That's just me

ETA ~ I had to take my dogs to a kennel today while we go on a trip and it just about broke my heart.

Have to side with the "I couldn't" side. If they're mousing, that's food and a big bag of cat food non brand isn't that bad. There's also table scraps. Dogs can share what little the cats eat. I just couldn't do it. Ask the shelter what vet they use and contact him/her. Maybe they will cut you slack on rescue and multiple.
We have a cat rescue lady here and she uses one vet. Sometimes he does it for free and sometimes dirt cheap.

[CeeBee]

I'm in Central Missouri. Closest major city is St Louis, and that's about 200 miles out. My oldest child is five, so y'all can do the math and figure out why I feel a little over-extended.

Might be able to keep them if they stayed outside. I called the humane society and they say they will try to help with the cost of having these girls spayed. Mama's already spayed. I do NOT need a new litter every six months, but I also don't have endless dollars to shell out at the vet's office.

Though the little stinkers are cute. Too cute. lol My husband is quite opposed to putting them down, but is he ever home to clean up/feed/keep the kids from torturing them? ohhhh no! rofl