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Isn't it interesting the labels this cats automatically assume in our heads? Honestly though, I haven't met very many true feral cats in my lifetime- I have met four. Two were socialized over time, the other two were unfortunately to aggressive to be able to work with and were humanely put to sleep. I've only had two strays who were "diseased" Captain Midnight had FeLV and Blackie had feline distemper which unfortunately passed to the kittens she was carrying. Sure they have fleas and worms, but those are preventable and curable unless it is just day old kittens because they can easily die from those parasites.
but they are just so misunderstood and why they are outside, is Man's fault not theirs. All we have to do is SPAY & NEUTER- it's so easy a fix- wouldn't it be nice if the bad stuff in this world was so easy to fix? One surgery, two days recovery and these cats wouldn't be breeding and my job as rescuer wouldn't be needed. Oh for that world- something, I fear I will never see in my lifetime.
but they are just so misunderstood and why they are outside, is Man's fault not theirs. All we have to do is SPAY & NEUTER- it's so easy a fix- wouldn't it be nice if the bad stuff in this world was so easy to fix? One surgery, two days recovery and these cats wouldn't be breeding and my job as rescuer wouldn't be needed. Oh for that world- something, I fear I will never see in my lifetime.