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Learn all about feral cats and how to trap feral cats and kittens in this free video series and guide.
There are 15 videos in this series:

Understand the mentality of feral cat colonies in this free video.

Create a plan for dealing with a feral cat colony near your house in this free video.

Learn how to set traps to confine wild and feral cats in this free video.

Baiting a feral cat trap with food on a lure is discussed in this free video.

Covering feral cat traps to ensure their security is discussed in this free video.

Learn how to handle tame cats that are not feral in this free video.

Utilize the water bottle trick on feral cats near your home in this free video.

Understand how to best handle a pregnant feral cat in this free video.

Resistant feral cats may still be baited. Learn more in this free video.

Learn when it's best to trap a feral cat based on the cat's habits and time of day in this free video.

Learn how to protect your car and other outside belongings from feral cat urine

Learn how to trap both male and female feral cats in this free video.

Learn the best strategies for spaying and neutering feral kittens in this free video.

Understand cat scratch fever and its relationship to feral and wild cats in this free video.

Learn feral cat psychology, including understanding their lifestyle and level of happiness in this free video.

Feral cats are wild, undomesticated cats which are the decedents of domestic cats that have been abandoned or have strayed from their homes into the wild. Without any contact or handling from humans, cats become poorly socialized and revert back to a wild state. Usually feral cats live in groups together called feral cat colonies. These colonies can be found in many parts of the world and are actually frequently credited with keeping the rodent and vermin population in check for many larger cities. There is much debate about what should be done about feral cat colonies, or if anything should be done at all, though it is generally agreed that trap, neuter/spay, and return programs are the most humane for keeping the feral cat populations in check.
If you are interested in learning more about feral cat colonies and what you can do to help, let our expert explain how you should interact and what you should do with these wild cats. In this free video series you will learn how to bait and trap feral cats for spaying and neutering, how to handle feral kittens, and even how to protect your car from feral cat urine. If you've ever wanted to help those stray but wild cats you see on the street, this video is an excellent resource for people interested in becoming volunteers.
Liz Cava Liz has volunteered as the Feral Cat Colony Trapping Coordinator with Best Friends Catnippers since 1999. She has trained and empowered hundreds of Los Angeles citizens to humanely and successfully trap the ferals in their neighborhoods) and coordinated trappers to attend the Catnippers high-volume clinics. Best Friends Catnippers has provided roughly 12,000 spay/neuter surgeries for feral cats in Los Angeles. Liz was featured in the documentary "Living by Instinct", which highlights 5 different people trying to improve the plight of animals in Los Angeles. Liz is currently the Outreach Director at the FixNation feral cat spay/neuter clinic, assisting L.A.'s compassionate citizens by training them how to humanely trap their neighborhood feral cats. The FixNation Clinic provides free spay/neuter and vaccinations for L.A.'s homeless cats. FixNation's goal is to humanely reduce the number of kittens born in the colonies and improve the quality of the adult cats living in colonies.dkdk
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