It is abnormal for a cat to not give birth for more than 10 hours after the amniotic fluid ruptures. This may be a sign of uterine contraction dysfunction or fetal abnormality, and you need to seek professional veterinary help immediately.

In this case, you can consider going to a nearby pet hospital for an ultrasound examination to see if the baby is pregnant. How is the baby's heartbeat? If the heartbeat is good, then you can wait for delivery at home or at a pet hospital. If the heartbeat is not good, you need to induce labor as soon as possible, or consider caesarean section. Try not to drag it around at home, because after a long time, the cub may die from lack of oxygen in the womb.