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Originally Posted by Lovetodream88  That’s why it’s important to keep catching and spaying or the issue just gets bigger and bigger. Most areas have groups that will capture and spay you just have to contact them. When I was taking my vet assistant classes my instructor told us feral cats are the biggest spreaders of rabies here in Maryland. They also have in many areas made certain birds extinct all over the US. |
I just got some info on TNR programs in my area (rural area....so only found 1 in the area). All I would need is a 50.00 refundable deposit for the trap. If I return the trap within 7 days, I get my money back. Once I've trap a cat, it would only cost 35.00 to spay or neuter, a rabies vaccination and a ear tipping. Then I would just have to go pick him up. With the number of cats, that I see, maybe my neighbors would be willing to chip in to help get them spayed or neutered. I've counted at least 6 cats that visit periodically, depending on food.