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  • Kirkland, WA
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Feral cats

Account Closed
  • Kirkland, WA
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The property I recently acquired has two feral cats living underneath it.  One is blind.  I'm a big ole softy and the thought of calling Animal Control and knowing they are probably as good as goners if I do, breaks my heart.  Go ahead and laugh if you want.  ;)

At any rate, PAWS will rent me a rather expensive trap, which I am loathe to pay even with my great big heart.  Does anyone have a (reasonably humane) suggestion for me?

Thanks!

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Andy M.
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  • Farmington, UT
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Andy M.
  • Investor
  • Farmington, UT
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Lol. I read this and I knew I had to chime in. I don't go to my rehab projects very often, but I stopped by one of them this week. Marc, one of my project managers likes to think he is an outdoorsman, so he set some traps (actually to catch crackhead thieves) but ended up with a different catch.

Hilarious 2 minutes: http://youtu.be/hl1wp5vvORU

Oh, and to answer your question, my humane solution to you would be do the OPPOSITE of what you see in the video. 

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