Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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They have an EXCELLENT program in Orlando, FL (funded by Orange County). I would be interested in helping. I carry food in my car to feed any when I see them. This is something Sumter County needs to establish...........Orange County's is they provide a trap, you can bring the male in in the morning, they neuter them and you can release them back out at night.!!
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What happens if you trap a female? You release it right away? How can you tell if its feral and won't "show you its parts"? Can we take the ones from here to Orlando? Do you know how much it costs? I have been feeding two (that I have seen) absolutely gorgeous kittens in the Sweetbay lot by LSL. They are a beautiful silver grey and look like a seal point. They look to be about 8 months or so, or they are just small for adults. I would love to get them fixed so at least I know I'm not just feeding them to no avail and then there will be 60 cats! Also, I would love it if someone would like to give me their phone number or email so when I am not around they can feed them. There is a night here or there when I don't get home until around midnight, which is rare, but I am going up to CT for 2 weeks around Christmas and would very much like to know they are being fed. Any takers? Also, if anyone goes to any vets in TV or close by, can you please ask about low cost spay/neuter on ferals and let me know? Thanks!!
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When I finally make the move, I'll definitely join the TNR (trap-neuter-release) group. I've done it up here in NY and have a humane trap. It made a big difference in the population of stray cats in the neighborhood!
Lovinganimals, a female cat needs to be held for a few days before being released. They can remain in the trap, but someone needs to keep the little patient in a quiet place during their convalescence. I've been nursemaid to a few. ![]() |
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I found a place called Cares Center (carescenter.com) about 30 minutes from here. They do spay/neuter on ferals (as well as domestic animals). $25 for male, $30 for female, which is WONDERFUL!! I saw a third cat at Sweetbay LSL last night. I am going to try to trap one Monday night. They said no appt needed for ferals, just bring them in Tuesday for surgery. I have one have a heart trap. Does anyone have another I can borrow?
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You can contact Pet Lovers Rescue. Barbara Irwin, at 753-2321. She rescues and places cats in homes. She also told me once that there is a farm somewhere around here for feral cats. No idea how involved she can get, but she will be able to give some guidance.
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CFrance, I have not had a chance to trap yet. They do surgeries on Tues and Fri. I work on Fri so I will have to trap this Monday or next. I only have one trap and was hoping to get both the seal point kittens at once since they are obviously siblings and are very close, from my observations. I hate the thought of leaving one of them alone, especially since I am pretty sure one of them is female and if I catch her, she will have to be kept for a few days before release again. I am also having cold feet since the one I think is female is more trusting and is coming closer to me day by day. I am afraid if I trap her and have to keep her for a few days, I won't want to put her back. I know I have to, but I won't want to. Anyway, I will post a few days ahead of when I am going to try to trap. The Cares Center is about 30 minutes away by mapquest's calculations. It would be great if you could help with transportation if I need it. My husband and I just sold one of our vehicles so we only have one and I would hate to trap and find out he needs the car for work. Its good to know there are options. Thanks
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