Catmandotnr

Day one trapping. First catch already neutered so released. 2 good catches went to Vet yesterday. Today was the return.

Three feral cats return to their colony after being trapped, fixed (1 male 2 queens) vaccinated for rabies and given time to get the surgical meds out of their system.

One man's fight for feral cat population control the humane way. Trap/Neuter/Vaccinate/Return.

More fox antics with some guest species appearances

Composit of two game cameras footage from last night. So close to catching one of them. The main target for thrapping is the coyote that periodically shows up and the bobcat that has been spotted once.

This is one sick lake due to decades of mismanagement and drought

Mid morning action with Fire Stations 1 and 5 Wichita Falls, TX. No one home according to the Engineer of Engine 5.

Caught the cats 111 through 114 to be trap, neutered and returned in my fight to help control the feral cat population/

Release of 3 feral cats after they were spayed /neutered and vaccinated for Rabies. The orange and orange and white will father no more kittens and the tuxedo was stopped from having the litter in the oven and will never have the drain on her again of raising kittens.

Discussion on the various traps available, their good points and detractors Silver traps (box and drop traps) and cat carrier discussed can be ordered at https://www.livetrap.com under the feral cat link Brown trap and carrier can be found at https://www.trucatchtraps.com also under the feral cat link.

Discussion of what Trap, Neuter, Vaccinate and Return is and what it involves

One of the street kittens I rescued learning to play

Cyclops was brought down from Oklahoma City with a severe eye infection which caused his eye to be removed. Such a loving boy.

The return of feral cats to their home turf after sterilization and vaccination

Some of the cats I ran through the TNVR system. LOTS of unwanted future litters of kittens

These kittens tamed down quite well but succumbed to an unknown illness as time went on.

Beta was a feral kitten who was borderline on the taming option. She got pretty close but escaped from the foster's home that took her in after I had her fairly well tamed.

Explaining what I do and how I cam to find my calling as a Trap, Neuter and Return specialist