Recent Content by missymae

Well, some good news! My "Cinder" girl, my pregnant kitty showed up in the broad daylight looking for food. She is no longer pregnant of course, but she is safe and she looks good. Bless her heart, 5 days without food was her limit, what a good mommy. She lapped up some Whiskas Cat Milk pretty...

Thank you for the response and prayers. I do hope all is well. I will keep you posted.  Think it is possible for the other girl kitty that she is so close to, would help her watch the kittens and allow her to at least go on a quick hunt? Or does she have to protect the kittens from her and the...

I have a small colony of ferals that come to my yard to eat. All but one, eat on my front porch. The other one eats in the very furtherest part of my back yard in my garage because he was bullied away even though he was there first. That is another matter to be discussed later. Right now my...

Hi alayna, cute kitty, she looks like Bootsie, my feral little mommy girl that I've been caring for. Sounds like that loveable little girl was someones kitty. It is hard to say whether she was some how separated from her family and they are missing her, or she could have been abandon. You could...

Thanks Willowy, I have been waiting to her from someone thru a local service that spays and neuters feral cats and gives them rabies shots for a $30 donation. I finally spoke with someone yesterday. Bootsie can be spayed on 6/9. They only do it once a month. They said they won't take the kitten...

Our feral little girl we have been feeding for several months, had kittens or a kitten. We aren't totally certain how many, but we've only seen a flash of just one kitten on four separate occasions. When we did see it, first it came flying across the lawn like a flash of lightening in the dark...

I really do not have a single place in the house that I can keep the kittens. Not where they would be isolated away from all who inhabit it. Bootsie usually comes for breakfest and dinner. Today she came for lunch and stuck around for awhile, and kept calling out to her babies while she was...

Oops.....didn't read page 2 before I commented.....sorry. But ........... Hip-Hip-Hurray! ............So happy for you! So glad he came back to you.

Hi, I'm new to all of this and not experienced by any means, but could it be possible that his other feeding person has formed a bond with him as well. Maybe they are not really experienced with the whole feral thing and the tnr. Maybe they are just a simple cat lover and they saw his surgery...

Thank you, to both of you for your responses. At first we couldn't figure out if she was pregnant or nursing, so we were afraid to catch her, for fear of leaving defenseless starving babies behind. I think she was almost a kitten herself when she first came to us. This is her 1st litter and...

I agree with Ondine, I think keeping her with you inside your office is the better choice, to keep her safe. She does look young, and I actually think things are coming along quite nicely. I think the playing interaction is great progress. Just keep bonding with her and give her as much...

We have been feeding feral cat for several months and have built some trust with her, can stick hands in bowl with her, has even licked food off of my finger. She likes for me to sit and visit with her in evenings before she leaves to wherever she goes off to, but she is scared to be touched...