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CosmicLint
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My wife and I have been caring for some feral cats for several years. We are preparing to move to a new house. The new place is very suitable for the cats, but we wonder if one can successfully transplant ferals. We've been feeding and doctoring these cats (now down to two) for many years and don't want to simply abandon them to the whims of new owners of our old house. But will they simply run away if we move them to the new
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DuaneW
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Is there a way you can trap them, take them to your new house and maybe contain them in the garage or a big cage for a while? When they move ferals here they keep them in a big cage for the first two weeks so they know it's their new
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TrAI
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By all means, take them with you! And make house ferals out of them!
Ready Taming the Tiger on the Friends of Campus Cats website for socializing tips.
Sharon Talbert Friends of Campus Cats
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brfelix
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in article
I'll second that! The only problem with indoor ferals is that they can find places to hide where you didn't even know there were places. Keep them in a room, garage, etc till they get used to the new house. They do however seem to be able to figure out litter pans real quick so that's unlikely to be a problem.
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