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Thanks for your good advice, Jimmy.  My sister and I successfully deployed your towel strategy, and got Skittles into the bathroom.  I got in there with her.  But being feral, she was too tough for the purrito.  But several super-good scratches and a significantly deep bite later, she's been to...

This is Skittles, 11 years old, a feral housecat.  Only recently, since her pals have been re-homed, has she begun to allow us to pet her.  And suddenly she has a great deal to talk about.  I adore her.

Ok, this might actually work.  Thank you.  I'm giving the trap one more try tonight - she hasn't eaten (at least not cat food) in two days.  That breaks my heart, but as you surely know, it works.  If she doesn't go into the trap tonight, then tomorrow night we try the Big Bad Towel. Of course...

Thank you, JMJimmy.  These are great ideas.  The only problem is that she is too wily to allow herself to be herded into one room.  I sure appreciate your input, though.

Skittles is 11 years old. I brought her in when she was six weeks old, but she completely resisted socialization. She's lived in the house quite happily, although I have to trap her to go to the vet. I'm moving across the country. I found homes for my others who can't go with me, but...

Yeah, Kat0121, it's tough.  But with a lot of hard work to do between now and then, maybe the time will go quickly.

Here's my sweet Charley.  She's eleven years old.  She spent her first couple of years indoors, until one day she didn't come in at night, and we didn't see her for years.  We figured she was gone forever.  Then one day she showed up.  She was feral.  But she meowed her recognition.  She walked...

Here's my Rat Face.  She's eight years old, a healthy, funny, affectionate girl.   She talks back - the little brat.  She loves treats, nip, and string toys.  She's in California, being cared for by my niece until I can get there in May.