Subject: Re: [MBZ] Rescue Critters: was Ok y’all **it just got real
Have you been able to catch them and get them spayed and neutered? Around here
the animal groups will do that for free on feral cats then you can release them
again to do their business without multiplying.
--FT
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Our Country animal shelter is transitioning to a no-kill shelter, and part of
the process involving feral cats is capture, spay/neuter and release. They
notch the cat’s ear when this is done so they can be identified.
It’s working pretty well. Their euthanasia numbers have gone down
Have you been able to catch them and get them spayed and neutered? Around here
the animal groups will do that for free on feral cats then you can release them
again to do their business without multiplying.
--FT
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> On Mar 16, 2020, at 2:23 AM, Scott Ritchey via Mercedes
>
Gotcha. I would probably do the same thing. You’re a good man.
-D
> On Mar 16, 2020, at 2:22 AM, Scott Ritchey via Mercedes
> wrote:
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> We live on an old tobacco farm in rural NC. The 11 outdoor rescue cats are
> part of a group of 21 that were abandoned when some white-trash neighbors
>
We live on an old tobacco farm in rural NC. The 11 outdoor rescue cats are
part of a group of 21 that were abandoned when some white-trash neighbors
abandoned their USDA-financed house two plus years ago. My other neighbor
still has three of them and the rest disappeared, died, or got run
