Earclipped cat from John Young Elementary Needs Placement
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Carol Needham
Apr 18, 2012, 7:48:58 PM4/18/12
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Hey everyone!
In addition to attempting to place the Loews Hotel kitty cats, we still have other cats coming in. This black, right ear clipped, spayed female was trapped by professional trappers from John Young Elementary School. She cannot go back so I am pleading you to consider incorporating into her colony. She will die if I don't find placement.
Sorry the photo is so small, but it's all I have. She is a very petite looking kitty and the Orange County Animal Services notations state: black, dsh, spayed, approx 1 year old, right ear clipped "fearful" impounded on 4/16 and the review date is 4/22. If I don't find placement for her by that time, she will not make it out of Orange County Animal Services.
If you, or someone you know, with farms, barns, stables who can take in any of these kitty cats, they will be medically updated and intern as natural rodent control. They will need to be crated for a minimum of 3 weeks. If you don't have a crate, we can provide same for you during the acclimation period. Please note you do NOT need to have a farm to take these kitties into your current feral colony.
We are inundated and I expect that even though someone spent time, energy and money to TNR them, will die.
This makes me so sad and it's such a waste.
Please email me at car...@carefelinetnr.org if you can help this kitty!
In addition to attempting to place the Loews Hotel kitty cats, we still have other cats coming in. This black, right ear clipped, spayed female was trapped by professional trappers from John Young Elementary School. She cannot go back so I am pleading you to consider incorporating into her colony. She will die if I don't find placement.
Sorry the photo is so small, but it's all I have. She is a very petite looking kitty and the Orange County Animal Services notations state: black, dsh, spayed, approx 1 year old, right ear clipped "fearful" impounded on 4/16 and the review date is 4/22. If I don't find placement for her by that time, she will not make it out of Orange County Animal Services.
If you, or someone you know, with farms, barns, stables who can take in any of these kitty cats, they will be medically updated and intern as natural rodent control. They will need to be crated for a minimum of 3 weeks. If you don't have a crate, we can provide same for you during the acclimation period. Please note you do NOT need to have a farm to take these kitties into your current feral colony.
We are inundated and I expect that even though someone spent time, energy and money to TNR them, will die.
This makes me so sad and it's such a waste.
Please email me at car...@carefelinetnr.org if you can help this kitty!
Carol Needham, Volunteer
Bailout Team
Bailout Team
CARE Feline TNR, Inc
CARE line (407) 522-2617
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