**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 … 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 … 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 … 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 … Continue reading →
By Dana Intro by Michael: this is a comment from Dana in Silicon Valley, California, USA, about helping feral cats which I have upgraded to an article because I think it touches a nerve. It certainly does for me. As … Continue reading →
Like humans, cats have to make the best of the hand that they are dealt with. This boy, like most feral cats, was dealt a tough hand. He survived in a feral cat colony for nine years. He was being … Continue reading →
PETA’s attitude towards feral cats continues to disturb. A PETA spokesperson said that TNR supporters live in a fantasy world. You probably know by now that PETA (the non-profit People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) want feral cats to … Continue reading →
This is a cat story where semi-feral cats have become an asset to the community. This is the opposite to what usually happens. It is a story which tells us that semi-domesticated feral cats can be an asset, they can … Continue reading →
I can’t leave this discussion alone. The discussion about how the Australian authorities are deciding how to deal with what they consider to be a national pest and destroyer of native wildlife: the feral cat. There must be a more … Continue reading →
At 5 pm on 8th April 2016, Alexis Myers wrote an article about feral cats and how they successfully keep down the rat population in parts of Chicago. Around four hours later, at 9:26 pm an article written by John … Continue reading →
