Do we know the percentage of stray to feral cats? I don’t think we do and we should. I have searched for the figures without success. I can tell when the internet cannot provide me with the information I am … Continue reading →
by Millie (Lakeside CA USA) I moved in with my son and his family about a year and six months ago. They have a neutered male cat, named Li’l Boy, who is a small grey/black striped cat with normal features … Continue reading →
by Chris H. (Ontario, Canada) Year of the Cat 2011, Canada. Care for Cats Year of the Cat, Canadian campaign. 2011 is their first campaign. Year of the Cat — link broken May 2013 Their vision: Increase the value of … Continue reading →
Beautiful Rhodes – beautiful for people – hell for cats out of season – photo by Marcel Germain Our local cat protection society used to trap pregnant feral cats and then allow them to have their kittens in captivity before … Continue reading →
One of Tasha’s first babies Baby Paris Good morning readers. I’ve found a really remarkable lady in Eugene, Oregon who operates Stray & Feral Cat Rescue. Her name is Tasha. I’d love to tell you her story. She offers a … Continue reading →
Stray Cats by GPC (Hauppauge NY) The author states that it is our problem, we caused stray cats or feral, which I cannot believe that society has gotten so twisted with this politically correct nonsense that we are even now … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Photo by emilydickinsonridesabmx (Flickr) March 22nd 2011: The RSPB in the UK is making careless statements about the domestic cat and its impact on birds in the UK. I don’t like it. This sort of casualness … Continue reading →
by Katherine Ann Wildt (St. Louis MO 63118) Some years ago, my roommate and I were befriended by some semi-feral cats… Our Cats Well–they weren’t really our cats. They just lived under our house. There were three cats, maybe four … Continue reading →
by Michael (Sliema, Malta) Buddy, one of Martha’s rescue cats. He needed an operation for a cleft palate – a gap in the roof of his mouth. He is a great cat. Dead feral cat. Richard was feeding a feral … Continue reading →
by Michael (London, UK) Pippa I didn’t think about doing this article until this morning – in bed! About a week ago, I was chatting to my neighbour who cuts the grass for the block of flats where I live. … Continue reading →
