Understanding Feral Cats : How to Handle Tame Cats
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15 videosUnderstanding Feral Cats- 1:48
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Understanding Feral Cats : How to Spay & Neuter Feral Kittensby expertvillage5,248 views
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Understanding Feral Cats : Learn about Feral Cat Coloniesby expertvillage1,806 views
My cat was found in a gutter as a kitten. She lives in our yard now and is very happy because she can hunt and do all those instinctive things cats do, but also has lots of love and food. Of course, she is fixed so she doesent go off tho have kittens. Great Vid :)
molera2 5 months ago
i let all my cats live outdoors and they are only indoors at dinnertime
jackrakino 8 months ago
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3384709able 1 year ago
It depends on their age I have scratches from ferals that are tame on the street but hate being indoors. the younger the feral kitten/cat the better.
minnieclips 1 year ago
i once got abandoned in siberia and i turned out just fine
eriksrq 1 year ago
My dad has a cat born to a totally feral mother. He was bringing food for the mother,and the kittens too as they started eating. but he couldnt get near them. Out of the litter all stayed feral except for one kitten decided to start following him around at about 2 or 3 months old. finally the rest of her family all left and this one kitten stayed with him. I have never known any animal as loving and loyal as she is to my dad. there must have been something different in her personality
clevii 1 year ago
Not all "friendly ferals" are previously indoor abandoned cats. There are cats I've seen born into the "wild," and develop friendly personalities to people.
I also don't believe those who say friendly cats are likely to get themselves hurt because they walk into "bad" people. People who abuse random cats are few and far in between. I've seen many friendly ferals where I've worked, and these friendly cats tend to be healthiest among the colony, because some people feed friendly cats.
lethalfang 1 year ago
shes definitely a lonley cat lady
ryanandbranslurppiss 1 year ago
wraio video malakes
vasilaros90 2 years ago
i have foud a kitten, she's just playing in our backyard, but whenever i try to get close to her she just runs away...
can you help me please?
wasabechop 2 years ago