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oldlibdem

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2. I don't know if I would call him a "pet".

Reply to wryter2000 (Original post)

Tue Jan 1, 2019, 03:42 PM

Jan 2019

More like a living arrangement where as long as you didn't pick him up or get near his cat bed when he was laying there we were cool.
If strangers came over to visit he pounced on them like a mountain lion. But other then that he was Daddy's fury little bag of meow's, . He was born in a barn as was his mother, so I don't know how many generations of wild he was. when my ex. went and picked him out the woman told her that he was the wild one of the litter. He was hard to litter train too.

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Has anyone here made a feral kitty into a pet? [View all] wryter2000 Jan 2019 OP

We adopted two ferals just over a year ago. Big Blue Marble Jan 2019 #1

I don't know if I would call him a "pet". oldlibdem Jan 2019 #2

They'll be fine PSPS Jan 2019 #3

Both cats are neutered wryter2000 Jan 2019 #7

I have had mixed experiences with feral cats. I have managed to tame a couple Arkansas Granny Jan 2019 #4

Yes, quite a few actually MuseRider Jan 2019 #5

Many thanks to everyone wryter2000 Jan 2019 #6

You can buy heated tents for them from Chewy. fleur-de-lisa Jan 2019 #8

Sounds interesting wryter2000 Jan 2019 #9

Get in touch with CurtEastPoint. He has a feral cat project south of japple Jan 2019 #10

Thanks! wryter2000 Jan 2019 #11

I've been feeding local ferals for years Boomer Jan 2019 #12

Thanks wryter2000 Jan 2019 #14

Sound decision Boomer Jan 2019 #15

Two of my very cuddly cats were ferals. One, Tango, was just 10 weeks when I got her. tblue37 Jan 2019 #13

Those don't sound like ferals Boomer Jan 2019 #16

No. Tango was from the warehouse district in Topeka, where there were many ferals. She was found tblue37 Jan 2019 #17