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My wife and I recently started feeding a stray/feral cat (attached photo) that we believe is female. She comes to our back door daily and we feed her. Before we take any steps to catch her and take her to our local shelter we want to make sure she hasn't got a litter of kittens nearby she is caring for. My wife seems to think she may be a mom because she goes away after she is fed. Is there someway to tell from the appearance of her teets if she is a mom? This cat we are calling "Skinny" is just that, very thin and always anxious to eat. She has a ravenous appetite. A couple more questions. 1) How do you tell if this thin cat could be a mom? and 2) Should we attempt to get her to the shelter?
It's been some months since we last wrote but our first entry was about a stray cat we adopted from a local business complex. In the attached photo, Sgt. Pepper has settled in nicely and we are grateful he has taken to us well and gets along fairly well with his two brothers, Beckham and Bailey. We thought this situation may be a success story from the start and it has turned out to be just that. We appreciate there are organizations like yours that is there to provide support for us lovers of all animals but especially cats and dogs.
Best Regards to all at "The Cat Site"
Joe, Linda, Beckham, Bailey and Sgt. Pepper
It's been some months since we last wrote but our first entry was about a stray cat we adopted from a local business complex. In the attached photo, Sgt. Pepper has settled in nicely and we are grateful he has taken to us well and gets along fairly well with his two brothers, Beckham and Bailey. We thought this situation may be a success story from the start and it has turned out to be just that. We appreciate there are organizations like yours that is there to provide support for us lovers of all animals but especially cats and dogs.
Best Regards to all at "The Cat Site"
Joe, Linda, Beckham, Bailey and Sgt. Pepper