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This is Stacy Adams again about the cat box. Some of this came from my cat being very vocal and I’m a veterinarian that has retired, but I wanted you to know that my cat with his body, his paws and vocally let me know everything that he wants so I had two boxes of wine and one was open at the top. It would be easier for me to have our self cleaning litter box and I found this type that he definitely likes that the other one he does not Like , this open litter box but I would like one that’s on the floor because he’s getting older and his hind end is stiff before OK I’m sorry it’s off topic but this is a cat that can only be alone because he was abused by my husband, but he’s come around and he likes people when they come in the house he will sit under their chair When he’s ready to let them make a big deal about it and if it goes well, he comes out and he sits on the couch with everyone around half moon coon cat so he is not as big. The mom got out and they were going to breed them as she got out and it only took an hour. He just looks like a regular tabby cat with short hair but he’s she was 22 pounds 21 pounds and he’s about 19 going on 20 pounds. Thank you Stacy Adams about the cat boxes, but he lets me know every day but he doesn’t like he lets me know right away.

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Please don't add back ground music as it cause nuisance .......thanks

Thanks International Cat Care for this useful animation. Managing cat populations based on an understanding of cat lifestyle is the way forward, for the benefit of #cats, communities and the environment. #TNR

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Great advice, thank you! Our senior cats want to play too ❤

Very useful tips! Thank you

This series of short videos about playing with your cat is really nice

Thank you for this great video !

Hi Cat Care, Nice try, but you have your head in the clouds and do not understand the realities of the stray cat issue in New Zealand. Having started the Lonely Miaow Association and been involved in the rescue of over 15,000 stray cats in the Auckland region I am cognisant of the fact that this has made no difference to overall numbers. There are around 20,000 colonies of stray cats in the Auckland region today, comprising around 200,000 adults, plus upwards of 1 million kittens born every year, of which over 95% die of sickness and starvation. The Community is not interested in their welfare, simply wanting them all gone. 80% of colonies are on Residential properties, rendering any attempts at long term care impossible. TNR, Tap, Neuter, Re-Abandon, is not a solution as it only prolongs the suffering of the stray cats. TAR, Trap, Assess, Resolve, is a practical solution designed to resolve the stray cat issue. Each stray is trapped, assessed as Sociable or Unsociable, and a Resolution decided upon. Sociable cats are desexed, etc,. fostered, and rehomed. Unsociable cats are euthanased by a vet. Best wishes, Peter Dormon, Trustee, Stray Cats New Zealand Trust

I'm a friend of the Kotor Kitties founder, and am moving to Montenegro in February. I already know of four or five cats who need sterilizing in the town I'm going to be living in. I'm looking forward to getting connected with the TNR people there. Thanks for the video.

I am so excited, too! The greatest joy lies in the anticipation. 🙂

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Lovely to be able to watch this recording thank you and thank you to Claire , what an inspiring woman xx