Feral Farm Cats

Earnshaw

Looking to get some feral Farm cats, where can these be sourced? (Not much of a thing on donedeal it seems)

But more importantly how can they be persuaded to relocate to a farm outhouse or hay shed...?

There is 1 very independent cat who comes to visit very occasionally and when it's around it gets fed with a saucepan of milk, but will afterwards dissappear again for a few days or weeks.

gozunda

Earnshaw wrote: »

Looking to get some feral Farm cats, where can these be sourced? (Not much of a thing on donedeal it seems)

But more importantly how can they be persuaded to relocate to a farm outhouse or hay shed...?

There is 1 very independent cat who comes to visit very occasionally and when it's around it gets fed with a saucepan of milk, but will afterwards dissappear again for a few days or weeks.

Where approx are you based Earnshaw?

Buford T. Justice XIX

Earnshaw wrote: »

Looking to get some feral Farm cats, where can these be sourced? (Not much of a thing on donedeal it seems)

But more importantly how can they be persuaded to relocate to a farm outhouse or hay shed...?

There is 1 very independent cat who comes to visit very occasionally and when it's around it gets fed with a saucepan of milk, but will afterwards dissappear again for a few days or weeks.

A bag of nuts where they can get at them would be a help too. We were the same until we started feeding the cats, started off with a tin of dog food when we saw them around and then the nuts and we have a good few cats around now.

893bet

Experience is feral cats can quickly get out of control. 2 cats turn into 15 very fast.

Lime Tree Farm

http://feralcatsireland.org/Feral_Cats/TNR_Projects.html

I have seen feralcat flyers at the Vets, seeking homes for feral cats on farms.

I think this organisation has some government funding.

_Brian

Vets or rescue centre.
They don’t have to be feral either.

We’ve two cats one total per and one semi per here and they both do a great job catching and killing rodents.

They still get fed daily at the house to keep them here.

lyoness

Earnshaw wrote: »

Looking to get some feral Farm cats, where can these be sourced? (Not much of a thing on donedeal it seems)

But more importantly how can they be persuaded to relocate to a farm outhouse or hay shed...?

There is 1 very independent cat who comes to visit very occasionally and when it's around it gets fed with a saucepan of milk, but will afterwards dissappear again for a few days or weeks.

Hi, North Dublin Cat rescue had a post on Facebook in the last day or 2 about having cats suitable for a farm situation, pop them a message.

lyoness

893bet wrote: »

Experience is feral cats can quickly get out of control. 2 cats turn into 15 very fast.

Idea is to get them neutered, & then feed them & then they will stay