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I would suggest to contact a local TNR group and see if they have a spokesperson that will help educate these people on the benefits of TNR vs. euthanizing. Where I work there are several ferals that they were trapping and taking to the humane society. I organized a meeting with our...

My thoughts here were maybe someone in these groups would have a spokesperson to speak and edcuate on the benefits of TNR. The rescue group I work with has a person like this.

Has she tried contacting: http://www.laanimalservices.com/serv_felix.htm http://www.laanimalservices.com/donation.htm http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-8938543.html

The criteria our no-kill shelter uses is they take the cat in a room and just socialize with it. They see if it comes to you, will let you pet them without hisses or swating, and basically just lets you handle them. If they pass these tests then they will put take them in and put them up for...

Good luck to you! We caught 2 of ours last Tuesday and will try for 2 more this Tuesday.

He is gorgeous! I'm sure with more time Mr. Butters will have you petting him!

Since one of our feral colonies totals up to 50 cats we just feed the cheapest brand of dry food we can find! I also have 2 feral colonies at work that I do the same for. We can't afford, nor do we have the time, to mix wet with dry. At home we free feed dry food and then they all get about...

This is one of our ferals, Bo. She was born in the park, lived there for a few years, and then decided she wanted to come home with us! She's been with us several years now and has made the best tame cat ever. As a kitten Older and living in the park Now tame and home Proof you CAN tame...

He sure is cute! I went trapping Tuesday evening and caught 2 of the 15 or more I need to get. Since I've had some health issues I'm taking it easy right now so trying for 2 at a time.

The only way I would adopt out a semi-tame cat is if the potential adopters knew how to handle and tame them. Otherwise they may get frustrated, give up, and no telling what would happen to the kittens. We all have good intentions, but sometimes we take on more than we realize. If you're in...

Yes there's a chance you can still socialize. Patience is the key along with food. Do you have a room, like a small bathroom, you could seclude her in? This way she has nothing to hide under and will have to learn to trust and depend on you. Here's a link that provides some good pointers...

As you can see from Kurby he does not look like he's not getting enough to eat. We've gone nightly now for over 9 years feeding/trapping etc. They are by no means hungry. You can pm me anytime. Thank you!!!

Our vet does not keep it supplied. We have to order this through mail delivery from the vets office. Good luck!

Our vet gives them their first initial shots and that's all they get. We figure it is better than none at all, but to trap all again for boosters etc. would be next to impossible.

This is Mouser. He was found wandering along the sidewalk barely able to crawl. We bottle fed him and he is now a full grown healthy boy!