Rand, Bg

Concerned for homeless cats, the author has spent over twenty years trapping, spaying and neutering stray and feral cats. One cat at a time is trapped, taken to a clinic where it is examined, spayed or neutered and treated for parasites or minor ailments. The cat is then placed in a crate for observation. If the cat is feral or deemed unsociable it's released where it was trapped. If the cat is friendly, it's placed up for adoption. During these twenty years over 100 cats have found loving homes, and now she would like to share her experience by offering tips on behavior, training, and care of...