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Can you try setting up a "safe spot," a cubby in a cage with her litter and door open and the top covered. Maybe a piece of vertical cat furniture. And block off access to the couch area, but place the cage close by, This way she'll be part of your life but safe. Let her know you won't approach...

Okay, yes, I'll try the revolution. This is all nerve racking! And she's so adorable. Very feral, frightened, but not aggressive. I'd love to get her inside before the cold arrives. I hate the idea of using chemicals on the cats, but it seems that is the only option. Thanks!

Hi Everyone! I'll make a long story short. I'd like to bring Miss Penny, a spayed feral into my apartment. She eats inside each am and pm, rubs her body on the doorway, purrs, and responds to my voice. Unfortuneately she has introduced fleas into my apt which I am managing, but the situation is...