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Supporting Feral Cats through Colony Management

A leading investment banker and economic analyst, Marguerite Cassandra Toroian has a long history of supporting animal welfare causes. Marguerite Cassandra Toroian is actively involved in projects that improve the lives of stray domestic animals.

Over time, stray cats can become feral, which makes them warier of humans. Kittens born to these cats will also be feral. These cats are generally not suitable for adoption. However, organized cat colonies are an effective way to protect the feral cat population while reducing their numbers. Cat colonies tend to form around a food source, so a dedicated individual or group that wants to care for feral cats may take on the responsibility of leaving out food and clean water daily.

To avoid legal issues, cat colonies should only be established with explicit permission from local authorities. In addition to feeding the colony, caretakers must track the cats and ensure that they receive vital veterinary care, such as spaying or neutering. New kittens should be recorded and prepared for adoption after five weeks (still young enough to be adopted) or neutered after four months.
Supporting Feral Cats through Colony Management
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