A feral cat in Illinois may slip behind a garage in Chicago, sleep under a porch in Peoria, hunt mice near a barn outside Springfield, or wait near a restaurant dumpster in Rockford. To one neighbor, that cat is a living creature trying to survive wind, snow, traffic, and hunger. To another, it is noise […]
Read Guide →A feral cat in Hawaiʻi may look like a quiet shape under a rental car, a line of pawprints near a beach park, or a pair of eyes watching from lava rock at dusk. To one person, that cat is hungry and deserves care. To another, it is a predator near nēnē, seabirds, monk seals, […]
Read Guide →A feral cat in Georgia may appear behind a restaurant in Savannah, under a porch in Macon, near an apartment dumpster in Atlanta, or beside a barn outside Rome. One person sees a hungry animal that needs help. Another sees spraying, noise, fleas, kittens, torn trash bags, pawprints on cars, and birds missing from the […]
Read Guide →A feral cat in Connecticut may live behind a grocery store in New Haven, under a porch in Hartford, near a marina in Bridgeport, beside a barn in Litchfield County, or in the brush behind a condo lot. One person sees a hungry animal trying to get through winter. Another sees spraying, noise, kittens, fleas, […]
Read Guide →A feral cat in California can be a quiet shape under a car in Los Angeles, a pair of eyes in a Central Valley alley, a beachside colony near a parking lot, or a barn cat slipping past hay bales at dusk. People see these cats in very different ways. One person sees hunger and […]
Read Guide →A feral cat in Arkansas may show up behind a restaurant, under a porch in Little Rock, beside a barn near Conway, or along a fence line in Fayetteville. One person sees a hungry animal trying to survive. Another sees noise, spraying, kittens, fleas, scratched cars, or dead songbirds. The law sits between those feelings […]
Read Guide →A feral cat can appear like a shadow under a parked car, a flash by a dumpster, or a pair of bright eyes near a block wall after sunset. In Arizona, those cats live in alleys, apartment courtyards, desert-edge neighborhoods, shopping centers, ranch yards, and quiet subdivisions. People argue about them because the cats leave […]
Read Guide →A feral cat in Wyoming can look like a scrap of night moving across wind-packed snow, a thin shape behind a feed store, or a pair of eyes under a trailer skirt after dark. One person sees a hungry animal trying to live through cold, coyotes, traffic, and hunger. Another sees kittens, spraying, fleas, dead […]
Read Guide →A feral cat in Virginia can look like a small shadow sliding under a porch in Richmond, a thin shape behind a store in Fairfax, or a pair of eyes beside a barn in the Shenandoah Valley. One person sees hunger and brings food. Another sees kittens, fleas, spraying, dead birds, paw prints on a […]
Read Guide →A feral cat in Utah can look like a thin shadow slipping through a carport in Salt Lake City, a pair of eyes under a shed in Ogden, or a quiet shape crossing red dirt near a farm in Washington County. One neighbor sees hunger and brings food. Another sees kittens, spraying, fleas, bird loss, […]
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