Homeless Cat Contact Information

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Homeless Cats

You may have seen them in your neighborhood; cats that aren't wearing tags and shun human contact. Homeless or feral cats are cats that have been abandoned or have grown up in the wild with little human social contact. These cats are un-owned and oftentimes in poor health. Contrary to popular belief, these cats cannot fend for themselves outdoors. The average lifespan of a homeless cat is only two years (Los Angeles SPCA). Unaltered females tend to live out their lives in a constant state of breeding, and unaltered males inherently fight for and mark their territories.

	Facts About Homeless Cats Learn the facts. What is TNR?
	Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) Learn what you can do to use humane trapping methods in your area.
	Care & Feeding Learn how to properly care for and feed homeless cats
	Medical Issues What sort of medical issues do homeless cats have? We have the answers.
	Socializing Homeless Cats Learn how to properly socialize a homeless cat.
	Public Safety For your safety around homeless cats.
	Post Surgery Recovery Care Took a homeless cat to get fixed recently? Want to know how to properly care for a homeless cat after surgery? Read this.
	HSSV's Homeless Cat Documentary "Cat's Without A Home" We spent a year with a camera crew documenting feral cat colonies. This is a very compelling 30-minute documentary. See how to order yours.