Re: Re: Re: Re: cats

["lkgower" <jazena@kelp.net>]

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<�DIV><�FONT size=2>Hi KRiss,&nbsp; This may not be of much help in Nevada, but 

you could check with your state government to see if they have a&nbsp; "feral 

cat" program like Calif. has.&nbsp; I borrowed humane traps from the 

local&nbsp;animal shelter, trapped the feral cats&nbsp;that come in my yard 

with&nbsp;a can of cat food&nbsp;in the trap, took the cats to local vets to be 

spayed or neutered, then picked them up the next day and released them where 

they were trapped.&nbsp; And it is paid for by the State of Calif.&nbsp; They 

reimburse the vets for their services, and all I needed to do was sign a 

document that stated&nbsp;the cats were feral (tame domestic cats gone wild or 

born wild).&nbsp; It is a good program as it doesn't hurt the cats involved, but 

it does stop the spread of feral cats.&nbsp; Maybe if you contact your state 

senator or representative they can let you know if a spay/neuter program 

exists.&nbsp; Or&nbsp;if not, maybe you could help get one 

started.&nbsp;&nbsp;<�/FONT><�/DIV>

<�DIV><�FONT size=2>Good luck,<�/FONT><�/DIV>

<�DIV><�FONT size=2>Lindak&nbsp; <�/FONT><�/DIV><�/BODY><�/HTML>