The proposal in Wichita, Kansas allowing residents to keep feral cat colonies in their yards has been delayed until December or January pending some changes, the San Francisco Gate reported November 29. The Wichita City Council advisory board says the … please continue reading
Romica Tapoi has been feeding stray cats for years in the backyard of his home in Dunning, Chicago, US. His home is in foreclosure and he is hoping to find homes for all of the cats before he is forced … please continue reading
An ordinance concerning the feral cats in Plum Borough, Pennsylvania remains under debate after approximately 30 people came to a November 5 workshop meeting to discuss whether or not people should be allowed to befriend and feed feral cats in … please continue reading
Is it too dangerous to feed feral cats in America? A story from the Gasconade County Republican newspaper tells me that it is too dangerous to feed feral cats unless you take precautions. However, I’m confused because I know many … please continue reading
Posted October 17, 2018 by Robert Smith I live in the high desert and have been caring for 10 feral cats for seven years now. I want to share that despite making sure they always have plenty of fresh water, … please continue reading
Posted by Sterling Davis (AKA TrapKing) October 11, 2018 Foreword from Elisa: I’m proud to call TrapKing my friend. He’s taken the TNR world by storm and currently has more than 22,000 followers on Instagram. When I read this recent … please continue reading
**PLEASE SHARE THIS POST ON SOCIAL MEDIA TO SEE IF WE CAN GENERATE SOME VIRAL ACTIVITY TO SAVE THESE CATS** UPDATE 28 Aug 2018: RESULT! The planned trapping of these cats has been stopped. Please read this page and then … please continue reading
A Tennessee cat owner hasn’t been allowed to search for her pet after her kitty was accidentally sent to a feral cat barn home. This is standard procedure not to give out the address of a feral farm and to … please continue reading
When volunteers are engaged in a TNR program only they are allowed to feed the cats. If kindhearted individuals happen to be passing by the feral cat colony managed by these volunteers and decide to put down food for them … please continue reading
You probably guessed it, almost 90% of feral cat colony caretakers are educated women. They do it out of love for cats and animals and for their welfare. They are wonderful people. Never criticise them. You might not like feral … please continue reading
