All cats whether feral or nonferal are precious by mary (Allentown) My beautiful baby My cat was once a stray cat. Comments for All cats whether feral or nonferal are precious Click here to add your own comments Sep 30, … Continue reading →
Allotment Cat Is Getting Really Brave by Betty (Walsall Road Allotments, Birmingham, UK) Having a wash Hello, where’s my dinner? This is an update about ‘my’ second allotment cat. Today, while I was working on my plot I noticed that … Continue reading →
by Bob Tucker (USA) For a number of years now I’ve been taking care of the feral cats around the neighborhood and by using lots of food and patience, I had a few tamed, some still wild and a few … Continue reading →
Advertiser Colony by Brenda Morvant (Lafayette, LA) kitten_hand I have raised money to get a large colony TNR’d in Lafayette, LA. Through the Wild Cat Foundation LA, we have Spayed/neutered 31 as of today. We are socializing some of the … Continue reading →
by Robin (Glenwood Springs, CO ,USA) Last winter, I noticed a couple of “feral” cats eating the suet I had put out for the large birds. I felt sorry for these two hungry kitties, and bought them cat food. They … Continue reading →
by Bob (Pennsylvania) Princess (right), with Gracie. There’s that stare again! Princess started hanging around my house in December of 2005. My guess is that she was around two months old. I believe she was abandoned here from somewhere else, … Continue reading →
A Path to Follow by Carol (Nashville, TN) Our local feral furry friend This is a picture of a female feral cat who has lived in our neighborhood for about 3 years. Unspayed she has had a couple of litters … Continue reading →
A Stranger Amongst Us by Jan Plant (Marion, Texas) The stranger This huge boy has recently been coming around. I left the photo uncropped enough so you can see how big he is by comparison. The microwave is one of … Continue reading →
Abandoned Kitten Loves Our Rabbit by Linda (Long Beach, California, USA) Picture added by Michael (Admin) to illustrate article. Photo by Cara_VSAngel (Flickr – link at base of page) We have a feral cat in our neighborhood. I can’t get … Continue reading →
An essay about the process of trap-neuter-return by Sylvia Ann. These are her views. Is TNR the only humane way to manage feral cat populations? Undoubtedly, if it recognized the shades of gray between black and white, between the evil … Continue reading →
