The Animal communicator I use is located in Colorado. We do it strictly over the phone. I just email her a picture ahead of time. She is quite amazing in her skills. She has helped me so much with my ferals. Many times I had hoped her knowledge was wrong, but in the end she was usually correct. I have lost a few ferals throughout the years and it is always hard.
I bet Aashka will come back. She was frightened, but I bet she will show up again. Do you leave food out for her or just wait until you see her?
Ferals are so hard since we have no control over them and no idea where they go. My last feral ( he was actually most likely a stray) was with me for about 5 months. During the holidays I was gone for 2 days. I had someone to come and feed all the cats 2x a day. He was finally adjusting and even using one of the shelters under the deck each night. When I was gone, a bully cat from nearby got out and went after Cisco. He disappeared for over a week. I was so worried about him. I have surveillance cameras on my property and even one under my deck so I saw what happened to him. He has only been her 3x since then. Well, I take that back, he has only been here 3x for food. He comes occasionally during the middle of the night, but then just leaves. I can tell he is well fed and I never see him when it is bitter cold. I believe he found a home or went back to his previous home. I can tell he is staying inside as he shows up on warmer nights, but never comes for food or shelter. It just makes me sick that the cat was missing for 5 months and no one responded to any of my signs, posters or neighborhood emails. I neutered him and ear tipped him. You would think someone would wonder what happened to him. I guess he could still be living outside and someone else is feeding him, but it just seems odd that he never is here when it's cold out. It's as though he stays inside and is then let out when it's warmer. I just wish I could get inside his head and find out what happened. In my next Animal Communication session I will have to ask.
I hope the vet visits works out well.
I bet Aashka will come back. She was frightened, but I bet she will show up again. Do you leave food out for her or just wait until you see her?
Ferals are so hard since we have no control over them and no idea where they go. My last feral ( he was actually most likely a stray) was with me for about 5 months. During the holidays I was gone for 2 days. I had someone to come and feed all the cats 2x a day. He was finally adjusting and even using one of the shelters under the deck each night. When I was gone, a bully cat from nearby got out and went after Cisco. He disappeared for over a week. I was so worried about him. I have surveillance cameras on my property and even one under my deck so I saw what happened to him. He has only been her 3x since then. Well, I take that back, he has only been here 3x for food. He comes occasionally during the middle of the night, but then just leaves. I can tell he is well fed and I never see him when it is bitter cold. I believe he found a home or went back to his previous home. I can tell he is staying inside as he shows up on warmer nights, but never comes for food or shelter. It just makes me sick that the cat was missing for 5 months and no one responded to any of my signs, posters or neighborhood emails. I neutered him and ear tipped him. You would think someone would wonder what happened to him. I guess he could still be living outside and someone else is feeding him, but it just seems odd that he never is here when it's cold out. It's as though he stays inside and is then let out when it's warmer. I just wish I could get inside his head and find out what happened. In my next Animal Communication session I will have to ask.
I hope the vet visits works out well.