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feral cats????

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Posted by: mingdurga at Tue Nov 13 08:20:46 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by mingdurga ]  
   

Have two females (less than 1 year) on a trial basis. Very pretty but anti-social. Can't pick up without being scratched, bitten. Hide all day; may come out at night for water and whatever. They haven't eaten in almost 4-days, and I'm not shoving food plate in their hide area. They've been placed in several foster homes for months at a time, and I suspect nothing could be done to change behaviour. They were trapped as big kittens, given shots, neutered, etc.
My two cats have tried to "investigate" but these two females have not even socialized with them.

Any help will be appreciated. Are they a lost cause or will lack of food win them over?

Mike


   

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