I need a shoulder to cry on. And a little help, if possible.

[Anikaca77]

Hi try this place

http://www.bestfriends.org/aboutus/s...ents/index.cfm

I understand you don't have a car but if you had someone willing to drive you to the vets to drop off and pick up the feral cats maybe best friends would be willing to help fund to get these cats fixed.

It's worth a shot, I know when I was dealing with a colony of cats I got a lot of help from them.

Melissa

[Prairie Purrs]

Hi try this place

http://www.bestfriends.org/aboutus/s...ents/index.cfm

I understand you don't have a car but if you had someone willing to drive you to the vets to drop off and pick up the feral cats maybe best friends would be willing to help fund to get these cats fixed.

It's worth a shot, I know when I was dealing with a colony of cats I got a lot of help from them.

Melissa

Unfortunately, it's not a matter of getting them fixed. The city doesn't care whether they're fixed or not--they just don't want anybody feeding them, or at least not feeding more than five total cats, whether those cats are indoor or feral. So if I got them fixed, I'd still be expected to let them starve.

[catmandu]

I Know What You Are Going Through As I Was Reported Myself Last Year.
I Have 12 Where They Are Only Supposed To Be 3 At The Most.
I Had My Vet, The Animal Welfare And Help A Furry Friend Write Letter.
The Animal Control Lady Came, And Inspected The House And Saw That They Were All Well Cared For, Well Fed And Clean And They Havent Been Back Since.
I Have Moved The Feeding To The Side And Back Of The House So Noone Can See The Porchies.i Would Gladly Put Up Your Cats For As Long As You Needed Penny.
I Am Hoping And Praying That Things Work Out For You And Your Friends.

[Prairie Purrs]

Thanks, Gary! I know you'd take them in if it were possible.

If this had been a normal winter, there wouldn't have been a problem because the ferals would come and go--usually, I'd put some food out and never see the cats. It's so frustrating to try to do something to help, only to find that people care more about rules than they do about living creatures.