A colony will take 15 to 20 minutes to eat, so stick around to enjoy the show, and always pick up after yourself and the cats. We do not support the deliberate establishment of feral cat colonies and the release of feral or unwanted cats outdoors with such programs as TNR (trap/neuter/neuter/release) or SNR (shelter/neuter/release). With an accurate headcount, you can avoid wasting food. We perform feral cat spay/neuter surgeries for the public as well as rescue organizations and will continue to do so because we support the spaying and neutering of cats to help end the overpopulation of unwanted cats in our community. Therefore, CCSPCA supports efforts to encourage responsible pet ownership, to keep domestic cats indoors or controlled on a leash and to manage feral cat overpopulation by establishing alternatives to feral cat colonies.
Twice a day feeding is plenty and helps you keep an eye on your cats as they will know to come to you at feed times. Cats don’t need to eat all day and night. During their time outside the home, cats are at risk for vehicle trauma, large predators, disease, and adverse weather conditions. 6: Scheduled Feeding and Portion Control This is for all of us free-feeders. Formulated for all life stages, making it appropriate for multi-generational colonies. Moisture-rich foods support urinary tract health and overall wellbeing.
One of the most affordable cat foods you can buy. Allowing cats to range freely outdoors is dangerous and inhumane for the cats as well. Contains tuna oil as a source of omega-3 fatty acids for optimal health. Feral cat colonies are groups of feral cats living in close proximity to one another, reproducing freely and threatening native wildlife populations or domestic animals through predation or disease.įree-ranging cats also act as sources of dangerous diseases that have serious implications for human health. Feral cats are free-roaming domestic cats that have lost contact with humans or have never had contact with humans and have become unsocialized to human contact.
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