U P D A T E D
-Page 98 and 99 with 32 new pictures of cats and kittens, and two new cat
stories are added to The Cat Album today. Take a look !!! Now more than 1500
pictures in the archive.

THREE days ago we took a feral female cat (about 1yr old) to be
tested/vaccinated/spayed. We've been working with her outside for about
5 months.
In the beginning we'd only see her once a week or so, and she always

I live in a singlewide and have been noticing animal sounds
underneath, so I set up a surveillance camera.  Sure enough it is a
cat.  I thought she had kittens there, and I put out some food.  I
just watched her eat, and I realize she has not yet given birth.

I don't know what to do. I have a big problem and I don't know what to do.
I have been taking care of feral cats that were born in my  yard. I
bulit a shelter with heat, and have did the best I could for them.
I talked to my neighbor just two weeks ago, telling them about the cats

I work with a small, cats-only rescue group in North Texas. We have a
small shelter which is not purpose-built, so it isn't a perfect
shelter, but we pay daily cleaners and are fortunate enough to have
some truly compassionate volunteers caring for the occupants. We will

I help maintain (i.e. feed and shelter) a small colony of ferals in our
backyards in Roslindale.  In the past few weeks we've had a couple of
unneutered cats join the regulars.  My neighbor reports her property is
getting sprayed.

January 2005
This is Crash. We call him Crash because of the markings on his head. It
looks like he is wearing a crash helmet.
Crash is an interesting case study on fostering kittens. We've learned a

One of litter of four kittens born 3 weeks ago has splay legs. I see in
the archives of this site that Imfifth posted about a splay legged
kitten on May 8, 2002. I'm hoping to talk to Imfifth or anyone else
with experience with splay legs.