Recent Content by buehler740

Bueatiful story and the kitties are bueatiful , you did great job saving them.

what I been doing the past couple of weeks , I do have a camera set up so I can see what is getting into the station, I put it up higher but other animals can still get it but I let the bird food and seeds get real low, also put food out all day then some wet in the evening, Oreo will come in...

God sends them, we save them, and maybe because God thinks we will take care of them, indoor cats should be kept indoors, never outside for anything, ever. It could be that a human was hurting that cat, maybe kicking it then dumped it. opn one had the cat had a human taking care of it, so that...

hide the cats then call animal control, if the cats been staying away from it they should be fine , what kind of sick is it first some just get sick from eating cat food, just call animal control, they will proably take it away and test it to, tell animal control you have indoor kittes that you...

well I have tried all kinds of things so far and not giving up, the latest was last night, I put a platter full of leftovers and black oild sunflower seeds out, the racoon filled up on that and left the cat food for the cats, I have an arbor full of seeds they should be going to so maybe I can...

One of the most common myths regarding wildlife is that a raccoon active during the daylight hours has rabies. That is just not true. I constantly receive phone calls from people who have spotted a raccoon active during the daytime, and they assume it must be rabid, and they call me to report...

I have the same problem you do been trying different things alot of the time I am watching with a camera out there and can chase the racoons off, Id like to see your design on that maze , I rasied the door on the shed higher the cat can jump in and if the racoon jumps he can reach the ledge and...

I wouldnt egnor him at all if he wants your company or lets you tend to his wounds , I would be loving and give all the attention he wants really, be his friend he must trust you so go with that and just help the baby out

not sure older cats adjust to a new life after so long being with someone that passed away , I would want all my kitties to go with me, but its something to think about, I took in a kitty that was 8 years old whos parent passed away, you could just see the heart ache in his eyes and nothing...

you could also cover the outlet with a freezer ziplock and tape around it, should be ok, I run cords that stay in the snow and rain all year with just a zip lock bag around them taped up

Only thing I can think of doing is putting the bowl on a piece of wood, then get one of those warming pads that you microwave and put it under the bowl, not sure if it would work, havent tried that yet, I just run an extension cord out to a heated doggie bowl , try it let me know if it works

they will be ok , they have to work out the pecking order themselfs, and I am certain if it comes to being afraid she will defend herself, what I like to do is put a dab of vanilla extract on all thier backs by thier tails they all smell the same for awhile , but I would just give it time it...

no dought she remembers the trap, try putting a blanket on the back of it where the food is , you might have to go with a different kind of trap try this link for an idea of one http://www.animalalliancenyc.org/new...-10/nycfcc.htm

to the cat that was already there, something smells different, and who is this new kittiy, take some vanilla extract dab alittle on both their backs just at the tail, now they will smell the same to each other, thats the first thing thats important, doing that you've taken care of that problem...

A feral cat is a domesticated cat that has reverted to a wild state. Most feral cats have been born "in the wild" although some may have been a stray to begin with, and reverted to this state of wildness over time. Feral cats are distrusting of humans and can not be approached. All will quickly...