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RE: Lots of ferals need some advice

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Posted by: PHStray at Sun Jan 25 11:39:31 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PHStray ]  
   

Hi,

Here is a url to a web site that may help you locate a feral cat group in your area
http://www.1888pets911.org/programs/national/feralcats/index.php?PHPSESSID=446cb90087f7a86ddd385c880f81a632

Also of feral info web sites
http://www.i-love-cats.com/meow/feralfelines/
http://www.feralcat.com/shelter.html

Insturctions for trapping
http://www.feralcat.com/trapinst.html

I sincerely hope you'll check out these web sites and pplease feeel welcome to post an updates or questions you still have.
Best of luck to you.

My husband and I live in an apartment complex where feral cats are almost equal in number to people. We rescued one - she found us and desperately wanted to become an indoor cat - and her kittens. There are so many though and with the weather so cold now (in NJ) it brakes our hearts to see their little paw tracks through mountains of snow. Some of them are pregnant and will surely loose the litter if they give birth in this weather. What can we do? We thought about trapping them and bringing them to shelters but we don't know of any no-kill shelters and we are unsure of the best way to trap them. We put food out and at least four are regulars now on our back porch. Any advice would be appreciated. I wish we could take them all in, but it's just not practical.
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