Las Vegas, NV Stray Cat Found Near Vegas Drive and buffalo

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Lori O.

3 weeks ago

Leah OHearn the cat showed up yesterday and spent all day today under the truck. I emailed the people you mentioned. I don’t think it lives around here simply bc it spent 10 hours under our truck today. Still there now. I put out water and some tuna and it drank a lot of water and ate the tuna once I went inside. I am worried it will try to the doves and pigeons we feed. It can’t just live under our truck

Maria L.

3 weeks ago

🙏🙏🙏

Leah O.

3 weeks ago

This cat may belong to a neighbor who allows the cat to roam, or the cat may have been abandoned when someone moved out. If this cat does not have a “tipped ear” (tip removed) meaning the cat has not previously been trapped, neutered and/or spayed and released back to the area from which it came as a “street cat”. The ear of this cat may have been damaged in a cat fight. TNR is not an ideal solution but neutering and spaying of cats prevents further litters of kittens born to suffer life on the streets. Neutering would stop the male cat from spraying, which is “territory marking”. Please contact some of these Trappers to help the cat: Contact: http://www.c5-tnr.org/ The Las Vegas Trapping Girls (Cat Trapping) may be able to help: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1929843073802636/?multi_permalinks=7369475909839298%2C7369274796526076%2C7368204286633127&notif_id=1713791320635314&notif_t=group_highlights&ref=notif Also - My Feral Babies https://www.facebook.com/nathalie.medina. And - thelasvegastrappinggirls@yahoo.com These volunteers do an excellent job of capturing feral cats, stray dogs, etc. Because they are volunteers (who also hold jobs) you must ask to join the Group. The Admins will look at your request and post your request. ………………………………………………………………… Community Angels: https://www.communitycatangels.org/trapping___transportation ……………………………………………………………..… Las Vegas Cats https://www.facebook.com/groups/349827722029808 There are two volunteer groups on FaceBook who tirelessly go out, day and night, rain or shine, set traps and bring these little ones to be spayed and neutered. Their left ear will be tipped as a sign that they are a “TNR” cat. (Trap, Neuter, Release). After healing, the cat(s) are returned to the area from whence they came. Yes, not the best solution, the alternative would be to euthanize them all. By sterilizing the cats, breeding comes to a halt. There will be no new kittens to suffer life on the street. Please request to join the groups. The Admins will approve and you’ll be able to contact them when needed: The Las Vegas Trapping Girls (2,671 Members): https://www.facebook.com/groups/1929843073802636 Las Vegas Cats (6,204 Members): https://www.facebook.com/groups/349827722029808

Lori O.

3 weeks ago

Consuela Garcia I’m allergic to cats but I did put out water. I have a dog and don’t want this cat to become too comfortable in our yard. Update- I put out some tuna since that all I have. It came out and ate it when I went inside and then drank a lot of water. I feed birds and really can’t have a cat here terrorizing birds

Consuela G.

3 weeks ago

Are you giving him food and water ? Please. He looks ear tipped. So he must be fixed

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