Meet the Campell 41 Colony

We received a TNR assistance request 2 weeks ago from a man name Dave who is caring for 8 adult and 3 feral kittens and needed help. He is one of the most amazing, positive, happy people that I have ever met. He's truly incredible. We went out to assess the project site and we only saw one cat. We asked Dave to set up a feeding schedule in the evening so we can get a trapping plan in toe. We went back a week later (last Saturday) and met with Dave and saw 3 cats. We brought him feral houses, food, and traps. We zip-tied the traps open and placed them in different areas in his yard. The 3 cats we saw started to go in them to eat right away. We instructed Dave to strictly to feed out of the traps only and that trapping would ensue only a few days later. 

Four days later... This past Wednesday night, 4 cats were trapped and the next morning they were vetted at The Anti-Cruelty Society and received their TNR services. Last night, the last additional 4 cats were trapped and brought to The Anti-Cruelty Society this morning for their TNR vetting services. We currently only have 3 kittens left at this project. The 3 kittens are 7 weeks old and are too young for s/n so we will be putting them into foster care. If you would like to foster for us, please contact us at info@whiskersandtailsfoundation.org We are so happy to have provided Dave with help and get his colony taken care of in only 2 days. He really is one of the sweetest people that i have ever met and he is so good to his colony.

Thank you to Dave for being so accommodating and eager to take direction, and of course to the Whiskers & Tails Transport crew Liv, Trudy, and Jamie, you ladies are phenomenal! Love you. Now, I want everyone to meet the Campbell 41 Colony... Star, Junior, Baby, Happy, Blackie, Bootsy, Woodsy and Kibbles.