Some people adopt a cat from a shelter. Some people volunteer at shelters once or twice a week to help the cats there. Some people are only able to make a donation to a shelter or a rescue society. I think Feral Indeed is to be commended for her work with feral cats. She does work to get feral cats placed in homes, … Read more

Some people adopt a cat from a shelter. Some people volunteer at shelters once or twice a week to help the cats there. Some people are only able to make a donation to a shelter or a rescue society. I think Feral Indeed is to be commended for her work with feral cats. She does work to get feral cats placed in homes, and to get feral cats that must remain feral altered so they will not breed more ferals. But her work with ferals is also part of her life, day-in and day-out. She welcomes ferals into her home (or just her garden if the cat prefers :-) If you have ever encountered a feral cat, you will know that helping them can be a very thankless job. If ferals never encountered humans in kittenhood, they will be unlikely to bond as closely with humans as domestic cats.They may have a limited tolerance for physical contact, especially when they first start living with people. Because of this ferals are less likely to express their appreciation for what you do for them. Since some of the ferals you work with and love might not always thank you, I guess it's up to human beings to do so. I hope this testimonial helps to do that.