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A feral cat in West Virginia can appear like a ribbon of coal smoke under a porch, a thin shape behind a gas station, or a pair of yellow eyes near a barn after dark. One neighbor may see hunger and reach for a food bowl. Another may see kittens, fleas, spraying, bird loss, paw […]
Read Guide →A feral cat in Wisconsin may slip behind a dairy barn, sleep under a porch in Milwaukee, cross a snowy alley in Madison, or wait near a dumpster in Green Bay after dark. One person sees a hungry animal trying to live through ice, rain, traffic, dogs, coyotes, and long winter nights. Another sees spraying, […]
Read Guide →A feral cat in Washington may slip under a porch in Tacoma, move between rain barrels in Seattle, wait near a marina in Kitsap County, or hunt mice behind a barn in Yakima County. One person sees a hungry animal trying to live through wet winters, traffic, coyotes, dogs, and cold nights. Another sees spraying, […]
Read Guide →A feral cat in Vermont may move like a small gray shadow along a barn wall, sleep under a porch in Burlington, cross a snowy driveway in Rutland County, or wait near a sugarhouse after dark. One person sees a hungry animal trying to live through ice, mud season, traffic, coyotes, fisher, and long cold […]
Read Guide →A feral cat in Texas may slip behind a taqueria in San Antonio, sleep under a porch in Dallas, cross a fence line in East Texas, or wait near a dumpster in Houston when the heat comes off the pavement after dark. One person sees a hungry animal trying to survive cars, dogs, coyotes, heat, […]
Read Guide →A feral cat in South Dakota may move like a gray scrap of wind behind a grain bin, hide under a porch in Sioux Falls, cross a snowy alley in Rapid City, or wait near a dumpster in Aberdeen after dark. One person sees a hungry animal trying to live through ice, heat, traffic, dogs, […]
Read Guide →A feral cat in Rhode Island may slip behind a triple-decker in Providence, hide near a mill building in Pawtucket, cross a stone wall in Tiverton, or wait under a dock in Newport when the fog rolls in. One person sees a hungry animal trying to live through cold rain, traffic, dogs, coyotes, and hard […]
Read Guide →A feral cat in Pennsylvania may move through a Philadelphia alley, curl up under a porch in Pittsburgh, wait near a barn in Lancaster County, or slip behind a dumpster in Scranton after dark. One person sees a hungry animal trying to live through snow, rain, cars, dogs, coyotes, and long nights. Another sees spraying, […]
Read Guide →A feral cat in Oklahoma may slip behind a storm cellar, sleep under a porch in Oklahoma City, cross a gravel road near Enid, or wait near a dumpster in Tulsa after dark. One person sees a hungry animal trying to survive heat, ice, traffic, dogs, coyotes, and hard nights. Another sees spraying, yowling, fleas, […]
Read Guide →A feral cat in North Dakota may slip behind a grain elevator, hide under a porch in Fargo, cross a snowy alley in Bismarck, or wait near a dumpster in Minot when the wind cuts hard across town. One person sees a hungry animal trying to live through ice, heat, traffic, dogs, coyotes, and long […]
Read Guide →Information provided on Country Winds Farm is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with local authorities or a qualified attorney before engaging in hunting or trapping activities.