Thinking Of Adopting A Cat? You’ll know you’re ready to adopt a cat if you have at least 30-45 minutes to spend playing with them every day, the finances to care for them (including vet care), and the ability to keep them safely indoors. Cats are social creatures, and it’s often best to adopt two […]
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Feral Cat Facts Feral cats are stray cats who were never socialized to humans. Populations can quickly get out of hand because a single female cat can birth about 24 kittens each year—and those kittens will go on to have kittens of their own. TNR (or trap, neuter, return) is the best way to help
Cat colonies and community cats Outdoor cat colonies can contain anywhere from two stray cats to over thirty. Stray cats depend on humans for survival and often hover close to human populations, even when they’re feral. The best ways to help outdoor cat colonies are to donate either time or money to local organizations, participate
Outdoor Cat Terms and Definitions If you’re new to cat rescue or advocacy, you might see many terms thrown around that you don’t understand! What is TNR, and how can you tell the difference between a stray and a feral cat? Stray cats are cats without owners, while feral cats are strays that aren’t human-friendly.
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What Are Bonded Cats? Bonded cats or a “bonded pair” are cats that have a deep emotional attachment to each other. Litter mates, related cats, or cats who become very close may be bonded cats. If you are adopting a cat who is bonded, you should definitely adopt both cats. Separating bonded cats can be
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