I am preparing to trap the two mothers. They are more wild then the males that I have found placement for after they are fixed. I called 10 shelter in NJ - two posted on the web that they take ferals - and none want them. Help!
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Does anyone know shelters in NJ that take ferals?
Pregnant feral moms, yes. Feral kittens, yes. Even older feral kittens. But not adult ferals that will require a lot of work when it comes to socialization. TheCatSite.com › Forums › Ferals and Rescue › Caring for Strays and Ferals › Does anyone know shelters in NJ that take ferals?
