Check around with local "cat rescue" organizations. A lot of times, even
if they won't take in feral adult cats, but they participate in a
"capture, vacinate, neuter & release" programs.
It may not help much with the existing feral cat population, but it
helps slow the rate at which they're replaced, which does seem to help
over time.
From: Jack Davis
Not surprised. Apparently there are so many "extra" cats in the area
that the city pound issued a notice, a year or so ago,?stating they
would except no more cats.
There are a number of toms that constantly?harass our neutered
female, so I called to learn if?that were still the case. The answer
(NO!!)?sounded so definite that I'll not be?asking them again. ;-0
I suspect the local mice aren't pleased either.
Jack
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