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Ferral Cats
Anyone know of an organization that will remove them? The city of Franklin won't deal with them. There is a mother and 4 kittens living in my neighbor's yard, but she is coming in my yard to kill birds.
Some organization that would spay the mother and put the kittens up for adoption would be ideal.
PS I'm afraid of cats so I come inside everytime she comes in our yard
Re: Ferral Cats
I'd try the Happy Tales (Tails?). I know that there is some service that will come by and do it...I just don't know the name.
good luck!
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How old are the kittens? ?Are they old enough to be adopted? ?I know you said you're scared, but does the mother seem friendly-- i.e. would she and kittens be easy to gather up, or would she need to be trapped. ?
If she's friendly, (maybe your neighbors know?), I'd be willing to come and help you gather them up to get them to a rescue or even to a prelim vet visit etc... Let me know if you're interested in help and I'll do as much as I can. ??
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Either way your best bet is to contact a rescue (b/c if they end up at a kill shelter they're likely to be put down). ??
You could try contacting a cat rescue like this:http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/TN369.html
?I love cats, though I hate it when the outdoor cats from the neighborhood kill my birds so I understand your pain, but I'd hate to see these kitties end up dead-- or that cat to end up with another litter!?