Who could help me with cats that I am feeding at work! I am feeding about 12 or more at times and they keep having babys!
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As a base minimum, you should have all females neutered or spayed, in order to ensure no more kittens within the group. "Helping" the males too will also ensure they don't reproduce with other cats, that you don't feed.
I hope this helps.
You might also contact PETA for more information
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Alley Cat Allies is a national organization for feral cat caretakers.
http://www.alleycat.org/NetCommunity/Page.aspx?pid=285
Local Adoption Organizations can be found here:
http://www.petfinder.com/
Some Ohio TNR information::
http://www.adoptapet.com/adoption_rescue/78425.html
http://www.neighborhoodcats.org/EVENTS_OTHER_EVENTS
A Cleveland, OH meetup group for feral cat caretakers:
http://feralcat.meetup.com/cities/us/oh/cleveland/
Feral Cats are those that are not socialized to humans. A long term feeder may be able to approach with food, and over time a few cats will allow the individual to actually touch them, but most are wary of all humans and stay at least an arms length away. TNR is an option for managing this population of cats. Unfortunately it only takes the abandonment of two domesticated cats for a feral colony to get established.
Two feral cats and their offspring left to breed, will produce over 400,000 feral cats in just 7 years.
http://www.feralcat.com/kelson.html
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You can try http://www.aspca.org/pet-care/spayneuter/. Aspca lists all locations that offer free/cheap neutering.
Thanks, but my hubby has been sitting at home for over 1 Year now and I really do not have the money to pay for that! I have to take my cat in on Monday that will cost me $250.00 that I do not have, I am looking for help here! Thanks!