What a stunning morning to return our feline friends! After a hectic week of trapping at two large colonies and sending 14 cats to clinic, it’s heartwarming when they turn to tell us ‘Bye’ on their return home. Or maybe it’s their way of saying ‘Thanks.’ 💕 🐱
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Relocations are a last resort for feral cats — done only when the environment is dangerous, there is no reliable feeder, or when cats are unwanted and threatened.
RocKats has been working hard to build and distribute insulated cat shelters for winter. We’ve been lucky to have some much-needed help from area Girl Scout troops and have delivered 40 shelters so far.
We schedule our trapping each week based on requests from colony caretakers. They know their “regulars”– cats who have been showing up consistently to eat. After spay/neuter, they’re returned.
We’ve been focusing on some larger colonies recently where the numbers of kittens can increase dramatically during kitten season.
