Recently managed to trap a feral kitten and get it socialized. Then a
neighbor called and she'd caught another kitten who weighs less than a
pound. It was diagnosed with roundworm and a parasite that causes
constant diarhea. I have the meds and hopefully this littlest one will

I've been caring for a small colony of ferals for about a year now and
recently was able to TNR the one hold out.  She is doing very well,
however, one of her (previously neutered) brothers hasn't shown up for
feeding time for 4 or 5 days now.

I just got 2 kittens about 11 weeks old..they are both boys from the
same litter..they were born outside and lived there until now..I have
them using the litter box but the problem is they are also peeing on my
furniture and floor..im finding spots all over wet and i just cant stand

Hello :)
I have two very sweet kitties that are in need of new homes.  Both are
spayed and easy to handle (for claw clipping or whatever.)  I imagine both
would be good around kids, but don't know for sure--I don't have any kids.

I am hoping that fellow cat/kitten rescue people have been through what
I've been through.
I have a female feral calico that has had many litters, I can't trap
her, she is to smart for traps. I've brought several of her kittens in

http://www.king5.com/localnews/stories/NW_051805WABcatspoisonedSW.2890656b6.html?hp
Donna Clark apparently lives at 3701 230th St E, Spanaway, WA - I'm sure she
would like some mail.....

I found this group while searching for someone to help me.
I hope someone can either put me in touch with an organization that can
find homes or at least help me find homes for these cats. Let me
explain.

I must apologize for not completing the previous post, one of the cats
stepped across the keyboard, and sent it.
In any event, I have contacted my local APL, and Humane Society chapter
for assistance, and have received little help from either one. In fact,

I noticed last week some kittens venturing from the crawlspace under my
apartment.  I put out a squirrel trap with tuna for a day but didn't
catch anything.  In fact, I found the big white cat sniffing it but not
even trying to go in (he probably wouldn't fit).

Apologies for taking so long to post this (hopefully) final update on
the feral park cats in Richmond, Indiana.
Ironically, it was politics that solved the problem.  A new mayor was
elected, and she even (while campaigning) went out with the caretakers