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This article is from the Cats and the Outside World FAQ, posted to rec.pets.cats newsgroup. Maintained by Cindy Tittle Moore with numerous contributions by others.
On occasion, you may want to catch feral cats. They can be very difficult to catch. When it seems to be impossible, call your local humane society or SPCA to see if you can borrow a humane animal trap. Some places allow you to "check out" such traps, just like books from the library. A little food for bait, and you've got 'em.
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travel, moving, vacation, catching, hiding, outdoor, cat, kitten
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