How To Trap Feral Cats - Cat Man Chris
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- Опубликовано: 17 май 2024
- There's millions of feral cats in the United States and the best way to control their numbers and help stop the cycle of suffering is TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return)
This video provides step by step instructions on how to trap feral cats so you can do YOUR part to help :)
Special thanks to the Cat Daddy himself Jackson Galaxy and the Jackson Galaxy Foundation team for all they do to help cats: jacksongalaxyfoundation.org and to For All Animals and their efforts in the animal welfare world: forallanimals.org
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TNR is awesome and I wish more people would help with that in their areas. I did TNT. Trap, Neuter, Tame with a family of 46 feral cats. I found 85% of them new homes after they were tamed, some met untimely ends, and 7 of them I ended up keeping as part of my family. It wasn't easy and I could have bought a new car with all the money I spent on the cats but even if I could rewind time I would do it all again. - Heidi
God bless you and people like you. I pray someday people will wake up and spay and neuter their animals. It would save so much heartache and pain for us and the animals. If everybody took care of their own animals we would never have this problem. And my heart aches for the animals that have no home, are scared hungry and in pain. Never give up. keep doing what you’re doing. I do what I can do and I donate to the TNR programs because they do work. It’s the people that don’t work when they keep dropping off their unspayed and un neutered cats.
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Not gonna lie I thought it was trap near her terminate, and I thought it was messed up but was confused why do the neutering in that case. Oof
SUPER DUPER SUPER THANK U BEAUTIFUL EYES HEIDI
You deserve a lot of credit. Thanks. I wish we could get more help from community shelters to help citizens tnr ferels. However, it seems no one wants to help.
Thank you for doing that for the 46 cats! That's a big accomplishment. There's a large group of us around the Hilton Head, South Carolina area that feed the community cats & I do most of the trapping. I've trapped at least 400 cats & kittens and work with the local shelter that takes the kittens trapped, socializes & places them. It does get to be exhausting because it's a never-ending problem and more people need to get involved..❤
I tried this and it worked! but um....I caught a raccoon. ...
pandabear 1776 I'd end up catching a fox XD
+Bev1946 lol
I'm dressing up as Cole for Halloween
pandabear 1776 that's funny 😂
Hello, i had given this idea to Cole and Marmalade. The idea was to make a all in one pyjamas like Cole and one looking like Marmalade plus slippers one foot like Cole and one foot like Marmalade. I hope they will make it. It will be the Puurfect Cosy kit for the evening and cold night.
This past summer, with the help of my local Animal Services, we trapped, neutered/spayed, and released 23 ferals and strays in my neighborhood. No more litters for me to worry about and I still get to meet and greet all my feral/stray kitties every day when I feed them!
Anna Harlow how did you do it?
all of us in our neighborhood tried this with success but other cats got dropped off in our neighborhood and here we go again. It doesnt work... one year later and we have at least 6 new litters of kittens. That and the fact that we have 3 cat ladies in our neighborhood that feed them all and put collars on them and we now have counted over 60 feral cats on one street.
That doesnt mean it doesnt work. Your neighborhood just have people who are making the problem worse. If anything it would have become a bigger issue since the ladies you talke about would still feed the ferals.
I'm going out tonight to pick up my first baby and if I get an older cat I will get them fixed right away cancel and I feel bad not feeding tonight
I live in Sunbury Pennsylvania. and we have some very dishonest cat trappers (TNRS) here,, they steal everyones pets,, they dont release the cats back to where they trapped them ,and they rehome peoples pets, and even kill them,, ,they even take cats that have tipped ears and collars,,,this cat trapping needs to be made illegal,,,,just leave the cats alone !!!!
THIS IS THE COLLAB IVE BEEN WAITING FOR
Katrina It Be IKRRR
Hii Katrina
I'm a sucker, I trap, neuter, spay, but then keep! damn it anyway!
cyndy loguercio that's better tbh, this way is still a bit cruel since cats sometimes don't survive outside
Where I live most of the time if the strays are not trapped and fixed their life expectancy is not long, either coyotes, hawks, owls, cars or poison is their demise. In the town next to me there is a program in which trap, spay/neuter and release back to the location where they were trapped. There is no such program in my town. I find it a benefit to my home. Even though they are not adoptable they are great with me, each other and any rescue I bring in. One of my feral, Ivan, helped me out tremendously with an abandoned Lab that was sick. Ivan stayed with him from the minute they met until the moment Tommy died. Tommy seemed more at ease with Ivan near. Everything happens for a reason and for what it's worth, I'm sure there are many more reasons I was intended to keep these babies.
cyndy loguercio
@cyndy can you suggest any tips to do if you intend to try and keep the feral cat as a domestic pet ? At least as an outdoor cat that likes to come inside once inawhile.
This cat in question is nearly 2 year old male ... been hanging out in my back yard that long anyways ... saw him when he looked 6 months old I guess. (New Orleans)
Last summer he started looking rather scraggly skinny ... so I started putting out kibble for him , then he started looking better ... But it has brought around other cats and racoons. I want to stop that but keep him.
Any suggestions after I trap him and get his balls chopped ?
By the way ... he never gets closer than about 15ft so far ... but he does know the routine to let me know he wants to be fed.
Mk101T ,if you can find a vet that will neuter this feral guy then trap him, take in and have it done, bring him home and keep him in a small room so he does not have many options to hide and not be found. make sure he has all the necessary stuff, litter box, food and water and just go in and be in his space everyday. offer tuna by hand, he will come around. but if you don't get him neutered your chances of taming him will decrease greatly. can't let him out after this though
I borrowed a cat trap from my local APL to catch a cat I was feeding outside for awhile to try and gain its trust (didn't work). I put the food in, it went in, ate the food and walked out... I took it inside, left it open on accident, I left and when I came home my cat was trapped in it and there wasn't even food in it LOL. I tried for months to catch this cat but gave up and just made him an insulated shelter out of a storage bin. He was a very smart cat.
Yeah in this case you should try a drop trap that you make yourself. These traps are far less obvious than a cage trap. However you need to know how to transfer a drop trapped cat into a cage afterwards.
Great video on TNR. I help feed a colony of feral cats near where I live in London, UK. I'm constantly checking on them, looking out for new cats that don't have their ears tipped. A rescue centre called Celia Hammond Animal Trust comes out to TNR all over London and the South East. I spotted my recent rescue cat Ally just sitting on a brick wall and they spayed her for me. I have lots of respect for the all the humans out there who work tirelessly for these cats. I've seen firsthand what a difference you guys are making. Well done and thanks to Cole and Marmalade and their humans for highlighting this issue. xxx
I like your recent rescue cats name, Ally. It reminded me that we almost named our daughter Allie Catherine, Allie Cat for short. (Allie was grandmas name).
Thank you for this video. It gives me confidence that I can get involved with TNR in my community. I took in a stray a five and a half years ago that was ear tipped (not knowing what that meant until the vet told us!). He is our friendliest, most loving cat. We also rescued a semi-feral and her 5 kittens, but we socialized them and didn't have to go the live trap route.
Please note that you have to return the cat to the place that you trapped them. Bad things happen when they get released into unfamiliar territory.
and, Wow. I did not know that TNR has been a thing for so long. Your comment is 6 yrs back, and you adopted an ear-tipped stray five years prior to that!
We also adopted a friendly, beat up, ear-tipped cat. It seems that sometimes previous house cats get dumped, or just plain lost, and miss their home environment.
I cant imagine how many more cats would be out on the streets without this program.
Cats: the human walks us through the whole process, and the cats get all the credit. Lol
I trapped one stray/feral, he is quite healthy, we have a shelter for him and feed him 3 times a day, we have named him Stanley ! I absolutely love him x
Cole and Marmalade are such big helpers 😆
I actually adopted my first cat through a TNR program...basically the older cats were fixed and released, while the kittens were fixed and adopted, and the adoption fees kept the program running. In the area she came from, there are a lot of summer-only residents, and there are quite a few people who will adopt a cat for the summer, and before they leave to go home will release the cat into the woods to fend for itself. The majority of these cats haven't been spayed or neutered, which just adds to the local feral cat population. TNR really has been the best possible option for that small community, and 6 years later I'm still thrilled that my baby girl Molly came to me through that program (plus I'd like to think that she's still happy to have found a safe place where she has humans to boss around!)
Cats are the best, I have five, and I'm considering taking another one I found today:)
LoVeMusiC35 Awww! how kind....👍👍
I have 3, and 3 is enoughhh loll but good looks
No matter how many cats you have, there's always room for one more.
stan broniszewski this is my life quote now
LoVeMusiC35 my family has 3 cats
I used to ditch school a lot in high school. I didn't do drugs, I just didn't want to be there.
I ended up in a lot of residential areas with outdoor cats who were clearly well groomed and well fed, and....cats who'd been straight-up abandoned. Mangey fur, scuffle marks here and there. Fleas galore. Ticks, possibly. But they were so friendly and so sweet. I ended up using my black sweatshirt to cover them (So they wouldn't be worried about seeing themselves leave their familiar area) as I took them home to take them to an animal shelter. I fed them, I put them in the kitty carrier, gave them water, kept them away from my ABSOLUTELY FURIOUS home cat (Which yes, cats are territorial, this is expected).
The way I figured, even if they were euthanized for being so skinny and mangey, that's a better death than starving, or being mauled by a dog, or being hit by a car. I still hope those cats found loving owners. They were good cats.
I wish I could be the same way with stray dogs that I see, but I feel like the potential to be mauled outweighs the possible benefit of helping them out in some way. Cats don't maul unless cornered, at least, when treated properly.
Wow, you took a feral to an animal shelter?!?!? That's certain death right there. What an angel of death. Better to take them to a feral rescue organization for treatment. They're far more capable of dealing with ferals than the death chamber animal shelters.
I did it a little differently. I got a feral cat to trust me over about a month, feeding her and encouraging her to sleep inside. Then I adopted her. No trap necessary, and now we're best buds.
Did you get her fixed?
@@TheKaidynB - Of ocurse I got her fixed. Nice of you to ask, after 6 years. lol
Kudos to your two lovely assistants Chris! Charming as always
Chris, your family of four are the greatest. When ever I feel a little in the dump I tune into Marmalade and Cole. They make me smile, laugh, and tear, (tears of joy) smile. The work you do along with others that have beautiful, loving spirits to help other being that can't help themselves is remarkable. Thanks to people like you give me hope in humanity. Marmalade and Cole are prime examples of how all animals should live on this earth, HAPPY! and Chris I know if you had it like that, that's the way it would be. I love you Chris and all the other great humanitarian that work along with you. Thank you and may GOD continue to bless you all. Nov. 9 2016
Holy fuck I did NOT expect to be looking at Jackson Galaxy when clicking on a Cole and Marmalade video! :V
It was interesting to note that some of the cats had their right ear clipped. I live in Bakersfield, CA and here they clip the ears as well. I always hoped animal control knows that. I'd hate to loose my 2 feral cats because one is grandmother and the other an uncle to one of the 3 inside domesticated cats we have.
When I was little, we found a stray cat- an orange tabby- and we named him Tiger. We fed him for a while and then took him to our non-profit, no-kill animal shelter- and found that he had been adopted within the next few days! I'm so glad he got a nice home, and hopefully he got neutered as well. :)
Hey there Chris and Jackson, my neighbors just called to ask for help with a stray cat that just showed up in their backyard. I borrowed the Have-a-heart trap from another neighbor and went over to check out the situation. Turns out she is very obviously pregnant. She's not feral because she let me touch her went i offered her some food. Set up the trap per your instructions and within 5 minutes we had her in the trap. She is now on her way to the Animal Rescue League to get checked out and some more food and indoor shut eye. Hopefully her kittens will all be healthy and all will get adopted. Thanks for your advice about using this type of trap.
Missed you guys ! One week without videos of yours is such tough.. keep up, you purr-ule !
I really hope that these cages are only used by good people in order to help cats. I hate to think that some people might misuse tutorials like that to catch cats and to abuse them for their sick fun. I look forward to the day when no animal is being hurt anymore.
Chris's out here saving lives!
awesome job!!! we all need to do this, we would save so many cats and prevent so many more that could starve and die out there . bless you guys!
Thanks, this is a very informative place to start with some clever tips!
Thank you Jackson, Chris, Cole, and Marmalade!
Thanks for all what you share with us, Chris! I love your channel. Greetings from Peru!
Excellent summary of TNR techniques and best practices. I learned largely by trial and error and am watching this video a couple of years too late!
I love your cats and your channel! You are so amazing at teaching others how to care for our furry friends :)
One of the BEST videos I've ever seen regarding TNR. WELL DONE.
Jackson Galaxy always hits me right in the feels 💞💞💞
In tears. This is so amazing. I'm lucky I've been living in small cities with very controlled stray populations -even volunteering at the SPCA and seeing it "from the inside". But this is amazing for when the time comes!
My two FAVORITE cat men!!! I really admire the work you and Jackson do for cats. Snuggles and kisses for Cole and Marmalade.
Keep up the good work and wonderful channel!
cat 1: DUDE! I haven't seen you in two days!!!
cat 2: dude, this human put me in a cage, brought me to a building, and guess what???
cat1: WHAT?!?!!?!?
cat 2: THEY CUT MY BALLS OFF!!!
cat 1: MEE-WOW!!! did it hurt???
cat 2: eh, they put this stuff on me that make me not feel it. it still feels blubberey.
cat 1:
cat 2:
cat1:
cat 2: so wanna steal some Starbucks
cat 1: YOU BETCHA!
Beautiful
After 10 years of begging to adopt a cat, my dream came true. I love Dewey💖
Thanks for all the great info from everyone in the video!!!
Cory
I have TNR 9 cats. I have a small bathroom that I kept them in. I put a litter box in the bathroom and food and water. I found that if I kept the trap covered I could leave one side open. I knocked before entering the bathroom and they always hide in the trap. I was able to keep them this way so they had longer to recover.
I had two feral cats get out of the first trap demonstrated in the video. We had to reinforce the frame of the door, that swings shut, with metal bracing. The trap would twist letting the cats escape.
I wish this video had been up when I first started TNR. Great information. Thanks.
I put a little food at the back, in a way that they can't stick their paws through and drag it out. But I also put a few pieces of treats just outside the opening, and a few pieces leading them ever inwards towards the back. And I add catnip: a little hint just outside the opening, a tiny bit just inside the opening with a trail towards the back where the food is, and a small pile at the back, the jackpot pile.
So HAppy to See Cole and Marm together with Jackson FInally!! this is a true Dream team!!
OMG JAKSON GAXY YOU ARE THE BEST CAT TRAINER!!
Awesome video, and I'm so glad to finally see this team-up!
An even better option than puppy pads are the bed pads meant for humans. They're quite a bit bigger and much cheaper per unit. You can get a pack of almost twice as many for the same price, and the much larger area means you have to put far fewer down. Around here a pack of 10 2'x2' puppy pads costs $7, or I can get 18 2'x3' bed pads for $5.80 ($5 when they're on sale!). I use them under litter boxes all the time. You can also pick them up in grocery stores, so no waiting for pet stores to open if you run out: just go to your local 24-hour.
This is going to help immensely! I feed two female ferals and I've really wanted to trap and spay them for a while now. I don't believe I would have had trouble trapping them as they come up to me for food, but I didn't know how to help them recover or how long to keep them after spaying. Thanks!
Thank you for this video. I use it to train new trappers. Very well done.
I Can Do This! Thank you so much for this informative video :)
I was waiting for the part where Cole & Marm trick, cajole, and outsmart you and you end up with the trap stuck on your head, your pants at your ankles, and them stealing your pizza!
Oh I've seen this fella before. Long while ago some video about training a cat not to meow all night. Well you and Cole and Marmalade did a fabulous job. Posting this on my Facebook to spread the word. We must help spay and neuter!
I once captured a cat, it's called muffin and lives at a farm, ( An actual farm) He had flies.
Scary he had flies did he, no fleas flies
Leoni Dowling
Wtf are you saying?
"Scary that he had flies, not fleas but flies."
Best translation I could come up with. He was criticizing the spelling of the above poster despite having miserable grammar.
Marm climbing into the tarp was the best!!!
marm trying to get into the tarp hehehe, he is hilarious
Every country needs a TNR campaign and especially resources where cats can easily be taken for neutering/ spaying.
I had a 9 week old kitten abandoned at my apartment. We put food out to make sure she had food and build up trust to bring her inside, but before we could get her inside, she was pregnant so we had to wait. Then when the last kitten was about 7 weeks we noticed she was pregnant again and knew we had to get her inside before she had the new kittens. My roommate had started getting her to eat treats from his hands. I got her to come into the apartment for the treat and my roommate shut the door. A week later she had 5 kittens and I was working on bringing her oldest kitten who was still outside inside.
I had already set up a puppy apartment on my patio so my dog and roommates cat could sit outside. I shut the entrance from the inside so our pets couldn't go in it. Then went outside and opened the outside door so Oreo could go in. I also put a heat blanket in there for him with food and water and sat next to the entrance. He loved being pet. It was weird but I loved it. Then after about a week while he was a sleep I went outside and closed the entrance and went inside and opened the entrance to my room. Oreo came in but stayed under my bed for a couple days.
He then started coming on the bed and laying on me but wouldn't let me pet him. Slowly I was able to pet him and he started playing with his 5 younger siblings.
I was able to get them all new homes but I did keep Oreo and his younger brother Mittens who he had the strongest connection with. A nonprofit organization spayed and Neutered my roommates cat and Mittens but I have not been able to catch Oreo who I believe was traumatized the first time my roommate tried to catch him. He has become stand offish only letting me pet him. Then a couple weeks ago I got my nails done and now he won't let me even pet him.
My problem is that the organization only takes the cats in on Fridays and Saturdays, so setting up the trap on those two days makes it hard. Plus he's really smart and won't go in the trap. The other pets have but not him. He did once when I was out of town and this trap didn't have a second door so no way to put food or anything in there so my roommate had to let him out. How can I catch him?
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I just got a trap for Christmas so I can TNR the neighborhood ferals and I have been a bit nervous on where to begin and how long they need to be kept in the trap. This is the best video I have seen and I will be sharing it. Again, thank you so much!
I husband has also been nervous too. Maybe this video will help calm his fears as well.
Thank you and likewise :-)
I remember when Israel used to do this to African immigrants.
Kitten Lady's video on TNR is also very good to watch!
You shouldn't get that for Christmas you're literally making an animal not able to breed so I don't think that's right for Christmas
Sadly I don't think there is anywhere that does TNR in Australia. I trapped a lovely little girl that was living off the good will of commuters at a train station and got her fixed (not for free, dollars out of my own pocket) after she'd had a couple broods of kittens that I'd also managed to rescue and rehome. Sadly there were other cats that were dumped soon after in the same area and the council came through and caught/killed them all.
Renlish TNR is not supported by most local councils unfortunately. The best way to do TNR, is to ally with one of the cat rescues, they will be able to help you find discounted services. Also the RSPCA. However, when you do such you'll need to chip them, because feral cats will get sent to the pound and get killed if they don't have an owner. Unfortunately in my area (Melbourne) a vet must send the cat to the pound it is lost or feral. So those of us who rescue, "own" the cats.
Renlish I'm happy that there are lovely people like you in this world. I just googled TNR Australia and on the Animal Liberation website there's a newsletter about a bill that may have been introduced for the first time on TNR in Australia. Like Jackson said, post on social media about it, talk to friends and colleagues and spread the word. :-)
Renlish unfortunately in both NZ and Australia we have to balance the welfare of feral cats against our native animals, so TNR is not viable except in highly urban settings (I live in a small city and there are too many native birds in gardens to allow TNR).
I love cats and donor to a charity to subsidise low cost or free neutering to people with low incomes. This way we are stopping more kittens who might get dumped. I also foster for the SPCA with my Mum so kittens of feral mamas are able to be rehomed.
actually tnr is more effective at reducing pressure on wildlife cause it keeps the established colony meaning no new cats can come in the area and it keeps the established colony from becoming bigger.also the spayed and neuter cats can also waste the time of a fertile cat reducing the chances of them finding a mate that will actually produce offspring.
shooting isn't really that effective cause you are only killing off a few cats allowing more to move into the area and more to breed.you can't kill every cat or spay or neuter every cat so you need to choose the solution that has the greatest effect.
Doesn't work that way in Australia, star and fox .
Jackson when are you coming back on TV? I miss you sooo much.
Those second traps look much better- i find the other ones are far too sensitive and i struggle setting up
Thank you very much for all the great info!!!😽
All of my babies are from shelters, but two of my babies are special. My littlest girl Korra was a feral cat, she has a chipped ear but she was friendly enough to be adopted out. She was spayed and brought out of the cat population. My other girl Seven, was a mommy. She had her babies and was then spayed taking her out of the cat population. Everyone should be a responsible pet owner and this has been said a million times but it dares repeating. SPAY AND NEUTER YOUR PETS, DONT SHOP, ADOPT! Thanks Cole and Mar!
This is a great informative video --- thank you for making it! Right now, I'm doing TNR where I live but I need to get a drop trap because I have a pregnant mama who will NOT go in the trap and eats at other people's homes. Never used one before. Big sigh. I won't give up, though. TNR WORKS!!! No doubt about it!
I love the work u do for cats .:-)
Thanks for the tips! I used them to catch a feral cat in my backyard who I leave food out for.
There is a service in my city that will spay/neuter and vaccinate, then house them while they recover, then return cats for you for free, but you have to trap the kitty yourself and bring it to their vet office. If anyone is in a similar situation as I was, you should google to see if this type of service is offered in your city. Beats paying $$$ to get it done and keeping them in your home yourself while they recover.
So I brought her to the place, signed some paperwork which asked where I found her and a few days later, the service dropped her off! They left a notice on my door so that's how I knew. The cat looks so much healthier now than ever before!
Great vid . . . informative!
I always donate to the Isabella County Animal Shelter in Michigan.
Thank you for the great video
Wait dis my favourite cat youtuber collab with my favourite cat show Tv presenter!
I love you cole and marmalade
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steven berry I beat u on comments
I have a friend that live down the road that does a similar thing to this what she does is gives the feral cats food and water in a place that is protected from rain and eventually the cats will be used to her then she gets them spayed/neutered
That's great; just keep in mind some never warm up to people. We all can do whatever we can; I take in an occasional abandoned cat or a kitten from an unmanaged barn. I'm at my limit of six cats now, but it felt good to give them a home when I was able to.
SBlackmare yeah she says some only go to the spot where she keeps the food if she isn't there but some have so used to her that she became her pets
in a Ames
THANK YOU! We have a colony that I want to help with, but all the rescues I've contacted are too full. I will do it more on my own (best I can) now that I know.
Trapping my first feral tomorrow night and I’m nervous but this video really helped me feel more confident!
How fun, helping out :)
"Marmalade's stunt double" - I can dig it!
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Yes and I was a little confused for a second because I thought I had clicked on a Cole & Marmalade video but then Jackson Galaxy was there. :p
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thumbs up ! a very good video. very informative.
I see your "production assistants" were a great help. :-)
Yes! so helpful, thank you!!!
About a month ago, I started feeding a timid, young, scrawny feral kitty that had survived by eating whatever edible garbage he found in dumpsters.
I now deliver food on a daily basis to four timid, young, not-so-scrawny feral kitties, but only one has showed any signs of wanting to engage in physical contact with me - and it isn't the kitty with whom I begun this relationship.
Anyway, I've been trying to figure out how to trap these little ones, in order to get them spayed or neutered and returned to the place they call home.
Thanks to Cole, Marmalade and the humans who followed Cole and Marmalade's instructions, I now think I have a plan for my four little fur-babies.
thanks this is just what Ive been looking for
Everything about Jackson Galaxy, I like
Makes me think of BCR's bobcat rehab program :)
I never do that food trail near the door. Some skittish cats make try to back out and get their head caught in the door. I do my food trail with door clearance in mind or use the juice from the food as an enticement that area.
very great jobs congratulations
Hello,i sow you on TV,here in Brasil,thanks for glad.
Omg, Cole and Marmalade really love you..
I saved a feral cat from dying and now she lives with me
LOL! "Marmalade's stunt double!"
I like the stunt double for Marmalade.
..great video! Funny at 8.15 it looks like you are peeing on the car? LOL
My problem is I would want to keep all the cats lol!!!!
I've kept 5 of the 11 I took 2 yrs ago lol...1 just passed from FIP and the other 3 are still with me plus 1 who my coworker has me caring for until she gets an apt but he may just be and indoor outside guy since he's always trying to get out and bullies the others including my pit bull who is terrified of him smh...the rest were released except for 2 who got adopted via the spca❤🐾
OMG CAT MASTER I love your shows
I have a feral female cat I've made friends with. I couldn't save her first litter, but she got pregnant again and only one baby seemed to have lived, which I rescued and just found a home for. I picked up a have a heart trap but needed an extra bit of info on trying to trap her in it. She's VERY street wise but I'm hoping to have her spayed and keep her inside. Thank you for this video and WISH ME LUCK!😃
Once you've trapped the cat, and before you transport it to the clinic, it might be a good idea to check if it has already been spayed or neutered. Not an easy thing to do with an frightened animal, I know, but it could save you unnecessary work. Not to mention save the cat from repeating part of a stressful experience.
Awesome video. We do trap/neuter/release too and I even made a video about how to do it last May. It's called Trap/Neuter/Release
Just curious how many stunt double marm has? As this one is different from the plush toy used in "bathe your cat" video :D
How long do I have to keep cats after TNR to heal female cats incision? I am trying to do TNR on female cat. Plz let me know.
One of my rescues was a TNR cat [and a pure bred Siamese someone had dumped]. Anyway, he got a really happy ending because he not only survived but walked into his furever home [literally walked in - we were working on moving and he just walked right in and raided the trash, luckily he doesn't do that anymore].
Totally helped. Now I feel like I can do this.
pawesome video.. thanks..
I work on a cat association. and I'm allways aware on street for abandoned cats 😊