I saw a pregnant tortie and a tabby kitty at DHs work last week, and I've been putting a trap out since. The first time, the tortie put her head in the trap, then decided against it when a car drove by and scared her.
I've been putting it out most of the nights since, but haven't seen them.
Tonight, I put the trap out, got back into the car, and out of the corner of my eye saw them. They were sitting together about 20m away on top of a mound watching me. Once I was back in the car, then both wandered down to check out the trap, so I drove off to let them be, but sure enough - no kitties in the trap a few hours later.
I'm leaving the food out afterwards - I don't want to starve her since she is pregnant, but I don't want her to be full either, so I jut leave out a small amount.
I can't believe she was waiting for me, and watching me.
It's weird they're sticking together like glue as well. She tabby is smaller, so I thought it could be a kitten from a previous litter, but the tabby looks like it's be at least 9 months old. I don't often see ferals hanging out together. Is that normal?
I've been putting it out most of the nights since, but haven't seen them.
Tonight, I put the trap out, got back into the car, and out of the corner of my eye saw them. They were sitting together about 20m away on top of a mound watching me. Once I was back in the car, then both wandered down to check out the trap, so I drove off to let them be, but sure enough - no kitties in the trap a few hours later.
I'm leaving the food out afterwards - I don't want to starve her since she is pregnant, but I don't want her to be full either, so I jut leave out a small amount.
I can't believe she was waiting for me, and watching me.
It's weird they're sticking together like glue as well. She tabby is smaller, so I thought it could be a kitten from a previous litter, but the tabby looks like it's be at least 9 months old. I don't often see ferals hanging out together. Is that normal?
