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Community Cats and the Public

WebAdapted for Ireland from Alley Cat Allies.. A Healthy Relationship The Science Behind Why Feral Cats are Safe Members of Our Communities (Download Alley Cat Allies' PDF …

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Plasma Cell Pododermatitis (Pillow Foot)

WebPlasma Cell Pododermatitis (Pillow Foot) We’ve had two foster cats (Jimmy D and Skrootchie) in the past 6 months diagnosed with this condition and Jenni’s had a third in …

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The Vacuum Effect

WebThe Vacuum Effect occurs when a portion of an animal population is permanently removed from their home range. These animals may have been killed or removed by people, a …

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Monitoring the Colony

WebRecord Keeping. You should hold on to all medical records for each cat in every colony for which you care. A medical record should contain a listing of each vaccination (if given) …

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Animal Welfare in Ireland

WebAnimalLaw.ie sets out to raise the standard of enforcement of animal welfare law in Ireland by providing a free, non-profit public service to improve awareness of the legislation that …

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The Five Freedoms

WebThey form a logical and comprehensive framework for analysis of welfare within any system together with the steps and compromises necessary to safeguard and improve welfare. …

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Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV)

WebFeline immunodeficiency virus is a retrovirus in the lentivirus subfamily. The primary mode of transmission is through bite wounds. Because neutered cats fight much less than intact …

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Common Misconceptions about Feral Cats

WebSadly these are the prevailing attitudes and they are based on numerous misconceptions. 1. Feral cats can look after themselves. While elusive third generation, truly feral cats are …

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How to Care for Neonatal Kittens

WebFrom 2½ to 4 weeks, feed every 5–6 hours. For kittens 4 weeks and older, feed 2–3 times daily with a wet food/formula mixture. Follow the guidelines on the formula label for how …

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Handling and Restraint

WebIn a fully enclosed room, place the front end of the trap against a wall to secure it. Line up the transfer cage with the back door of the trap and push one against the other so there …

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Until one has loved an animal, part of their soul remains …

WebWhen loved ones come home, always run to greet them. Never pass up the opportunity to go for a joyride. Allow the experience of fresh air and the wind in your face …

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