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red dog 1

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4. I would check with your elderly neighbor first, and ask if he/she has any ideas about what to do.

Reply to lastlib (Original post)

Thu Jun 4, 2026, 01:44 PM

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Second, I would call your local SPCA & ask them if they know anyone who might be able to trap the cat & kittens, and/or rescue them, and if they know of anyone who rescues cats in your area.

I hope you can somehow save the mom and her kittens.
Good luck!

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For the past several months, I've been seeing a (semi-)feral cat around.... [View all] lastlib Yesterday OP

Call a rescue and ask for their help and advice to trap it or leave food and water out daily. nt in2herbs Yesterday #1

Are there any catch-spay-release vets around? Unfixed cats will reproduce and spread diesase. FSogol Yesterday #2

There were lots of ferals in our area when we moved here back in the early 1980s, but after time, and the economy SWBTATTReg Yesterday #3

This! buzzycrumbhunger Yesterday #5

I would check with your elderly neighbor first, and ask if he/she has any ideas about what to do. red dog 1 Yesterday #4

The most recommended action by cat lovers is "TNR" (Trap, Neuter, and Release) Towlie Yesterday #6

If I could domesticate one or two of the kittens, I would happily do so. lastlib Yesterday #7

I first, second and third recommend all suggestions in your thread for TNR Niagara 23 hrs ago #8