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So, a little cow cat wandered up to my backyard. The neighbors say she's been seen for the last 6 months, and was definitely outside in the snow. She's very friendly as strays go (pet is ok, pickup gets her nervous). No collar, somewhat thin, but refused canned food. She looks under a year old.
I can't take in another cat right now though. I was wondering about starting a neighborhood TNR with her. The thing is, she would be great to be adopted and probably would be friendlier under foster care. However, the shelters probably don't have space, and she seems to have been born feral.
Is it ethical to TNR a feral cat that theoretically could be given a home if there was one available?
I can't take in another cat right now though. I was wondering about starting a neighborhood TNR with her. The thing is, she would be great to be adopted and probably would be friendlier under foster care. However, the shelters probably don't have space, and she seems to have been born feral.
Is it ethical to TNR a feral cat that theoretically could be given a home if there was one available?