Hi,
I'm hoping someone (or more than one) can give me a
hand with ferals near the fish markets
in Sydney. There are dozens of them running around,
many friendly. I have desexed and found homes for a
number of them, but stalled after rescuing a pregnant
very feral kitty, who now lives with me, my other
kitty (rescued off the street here 2 years ago) and
the 2 kittens, in a one bedroom rented unit with a no
pets allowed policy. I plan to keep the feral
(Tabitha) and her kittens for a number of reasons.
Ideally, I'd get some help (the numbers are well
beyond me alone) and move to larger accomodation (this
place really isn't big enough for all of us and if I'm
to even foster any more ferals I have to get a bigger
place...this place has 1 b.r., small bathroom, and combined
lounge/kitchen/dining, and i've discovered ferals
don't mix well really quickly!! Not to mention that
the cats are all very chatty and I'm worried that my
new neighbors might try to get me kicked out (I don't
think the landlord would be impressed to know I have 4
in here and about 6+ coming around for dinner every
night).
The World League have been wonderful and are able to
assist with desexing...I could just really use some
help on the ground. It is unfortunate ferals are so
disliked here in Australia as it makes it difficult to
go public with an appeal for help, without
jeopardizing the cat's safety.
Please let me know if you can help, or point me in the
right direction, or offer advice.
Thanks,
Naomi
I'm hoping someone (or more than one) can give me a
hand with ferals near the fish markets
in Sydney. There are dozens of them running around,
many friendly. I have desexed and found homes for a
number of them, but stalled after rescuing a pregnant
very feral kitty, who now lives with me, my other
kitty (rescued off the street here 2 years ago) and
the 2 kittens, in a one bedroom rented unit with a no
pets allowed policy. I plan to keep the feral
(Tabitha) and her kittens for a number of reasons.
Ideally, I'd get some help (the numbers are well
beyond me alone) and move to larger accomodation (this
place really isn't big enough for all of us and if I'm
to even foster any more ferals I have to get a bigger
place...this place has 1 b.r., small bathroom, and combined
lounge/kitchen/dining, and i've discovered ferals
don't mix well really quickly!! Not to mention that
the cats are all very chatty and I'm worried that my
new neighbors might try to get me kicked out (I don't
think the landlord would be impressed to know I have 4
in here and about 6+ coming around for dinner every
night).
The World League have been wonderful and are able to
assist with desexing...I could just really use some
help on the ground. It is unfortunate ferals are so
disliked here in Australia as it makes it difficult to
go public with an appeal for help, without
jeopardizing the cat's safety.
Please let me know if you can help, or point me in the
right direction, or offer advice.
Thanks,
Naomi