how to handle and treat feral cats

Magical outcomes are possible for feral catsUsing our low-stress approach, we have been able to successfully treat 100% of the feral cats we've trapped with serious or complicated (but treatable) ailments like toxoplasmosis, broken bones, wounds, abscesses, stomatitis, inflammatory polyps, pneumonia, ringworm and much more.Our techiques allow these remarkable cats to receive treatment similar to any other cat.Knowing sick and injured ferals can be treated and live happy, healthy lives means euthanasia is no longer the only humane option for these cats!MAKE A DONATIONto support the work we're doingSee our handling techniques in action:This is an intake exam with a feral cat named Chapel. He's a massive, fierce, muscular boy. Chapel represents the most difficult end of the spectrum, as far as handling goes - 90% of the time, it will be much easier than this.Create a Towel Sanctuary to reduce stressSit on the floor with the cat in the trap in front of you.Spray Feliway (pheromone spray) o...