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Posted by meow2me on November 04, 2002 at 20:43:18:
In Reply to: Re: Ferals need our help posted by MunchieScrunchie on November 03, 2002 at 13:43:54:
Dottie,
Maybe I will try to take a picture of the place where we are feeding the trailer kitties so that I can show you. The trailer itself is on a raised platform, so there is a cozy place underneath for them to live in. There is also a little courtyard where we feed them. It is separated from the construction storage lot by a fence, but they like to play there after the workmen leave at night. As long as the trailer is there, that should be OK. The problem comes if it ever moves. The area is right next to the street, so I am not sure where I would put a shelter. I haven't talked to the University administration yet, since I don't have a plan. I would rather they not know what we are doing just yet. I suppose if we put a shelter there, we will have to ask permission (sigh...).
Today, one of the cats was waiting for us when we came to feed them. He/she was a gray tabby, just like my Gracie. :)
ellen
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:Sorry I didn't answer sooner, Ellen. It's been a busy rescue week. BTW, feel free to call me Dottie. ;)
:The colony we manage has about 30 or so cats. It's considered a suburban area. There is a small piece of semi-wooded land behind a CVS drugstore on a very congested and busy main road where they live. Surprisingly, we have only lost a few to cars. I think they learn the dangers of the road fairly quickly from their mothers.
:Is there some way to set up some small enclosed shelters for your colony?
:Purrs,
:Dottie
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