This is the problem.... how can we help find not just any solution but the right solution for all of us cats. By all of us I mean the wild feral cats, the community cats and (of course) the homeless pet cats.
I've been researching this and my human is going to give a talk about it at the Birmingham Cat Show in the UK on September 14. She's also going to sell a few books -- with luck!
Purrlease get up to date on cat rescue. Don't put feral cats in "sanctuaries". Trap, neuter them and put them back where they belong where they can have a happier longer life, now that they are not worn out by kitten bearing or by sexual diseases.
Rescue smarter. The quicker cats get out of a rescue into a home, the more cats can be helped.
If you can't listen to Celia on September 14, go straight to International Cat Care for details of how to rescue smartly, take a course, and learn Trap, Neuter and Return.
Help us NOW.
I am glad your human is spreading the word. I have 3 ferals that live in my home. I did the T and N, but not the R. They seem happy, but won't let us touch them.
ReplyDeleteI'm a rescue! Now I'm much loved and spoiled! Of course, neutered, vaccinated, blood work, etc. We wish Celia much success on Sept. 14th, and may she sell lots of books. We know that she gives back to shelters and rescue organizations.
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