Nina, thank you again for your words of
encouragement and support. I woke up today feeling like a new woman...which
isn't so easy anymore at 41!
I decided that I must change my perspective for the
time being. It is very easy for me to become overwhelmed at the enormity of the
situation and
Thank you so much! I have printed it out and added it to my feral binder. I
need to learn as much as possible, so I greatly appreciate your
time.
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Thanks for the info. I learned something new and i
love that! They only get rice or pasta twice a week and it is equal parts with
wet food and dry cat food. I will definately begin adding chicken and beef fats.
That is easy to do. Thanks
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Live simply, so others may simply live!! I love that! Yes, I believe that
is something I will put somewhere where I can see it everyday.I am going to have
to get creative with feeding them. Lately I have been adding in rice and pasta
to help beef up their body weight. They love the wet food,
I haven't even approached the neutering aspect yet. I am tapped out just
feeding everyone. I would need some help down here for other things to be done.
Heck, I need help with feeding them. There are many hungry cold cats here, and I
am only one person without a trust fund or a rich husband!
That's why I am afraid of trapping them. I don't know what the heck to do
and i don't want to hurt them or me in the process! Hey, their survival instinct
kept them alive this long and now we have done the one thing they have been
trying to avoid all of their lives! Yup, I'd bite ans claw too
Hi Patti, yes it's definately worth a try with the Purina. Yeah, we have a
violent tom cat here and most of us would like to see him pts. He is a wiley
beast though. I have never met a mean one besides him. Most are too scared and
hungry to be mean. Oh yeah!! Dumping pets? That's how all of t
Thanks Patti. Yes it seems like there is feral help in NJ but only up
north.We are very rural here. We are the poorest county in the state and no
one even thinks twice about these cats. That Delaware group sounds wonderful but
who pays for all of this? It takes money and right now basics like
Thank you so much! I would love to take in Emma. I
took in a feral last summer and he was a piece of cake. He was cllose to death,
so he took well to being in the house. Emma trusts me but is SO afraid. She
would never come near me. But she sees me in the window, and she eats,grooms and
suns
Oh Nina, Thank you, thank you, thank you! YOU HAVE
BEEN MY ANGEL TODAY. i was feeling so frustrated and your words really soothed
my soul. I completely believe that the angels send certain kitties my way. Last
summer a feral close to death arrived on my doorstep. After vetting and testing,
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Thank you so much for your kindness. The going was
tough the last 2 days and my tears have been many. We are a small beach
community and today the winds have been 60mph with lots of flooding. I haven't
seen any of the cats today and I wish they were warm and dry. It makes me sa
Dear Nina, Thank you so much for your kind email. I
am just so sad and have been crying like a fool for 2 days now. It just breaks
my heart about these babies and I have tried so many things to no avail. I have
even asked for help from people on Petfinder. No one is interested.
I have 2 g
Thank you so much for your reply. i will contact them next! Cumberland
County is at the southernmost part of the state. Look for the Delaware Bay on a
map, and you will see me! Thanks again, Renee
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Hello, I am trying to find some help for a feral
colony in Cumberland County NJ, some of whom have tested positive. I do not have
any idea how many are ill, but I am not seeing any symptomatic
cats.
Can you refer me to anyone who might be willing to
help in NJ? I am simply a homeowner/pet
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