I sent them a "sorry" text, but I don't know what else to do. I don't know who they know on the block either, I don't know how mad they are.
So now here I am having a search that might last a long time, and I have legitimately pissed off one of the property owners. But as you can see coming - I was only there 30 minutes, but that was long enough for someone to need to leave, see my flyer and guess who it was, and call me, incredibly angry. That convo went really well and she will let me set stuff up on her porch to see if Luna comes there. I should have moved my car immediately, but I saw quickly that the porch door to the feral feeder's apartment was open and I wanted to make sure I got to talk to her. I got a call from someone on the block that Luna was in his yard, but that I should approach from the alley, and to park beside a garage. Today I had a good conversation with the one person I know for sure is feeding cats - but I also managed to make another set of property owners legitimately angry with me. All you really want is advice, so it is pretty quick to just register with them and see if anyone answers. I have to say that I have never received any help from them, including advice, but you might find someone who might have some ideas for specifically trapping a hard to separate cat. They put you in contact with volunteer TNR people who do a lot of trapping. I don't know if contacting Alley Cat Allies Feral Friends Network would help. In your general area that you have discussed, how many cats are there more or less, fixed or unfixed? There is a lot of legwork here but it seems as if there is now a plan of action since the sighting of her a couple of days ago.so you are moving ahead. The flyers are a good idea and while it might take time, if you can coordinate the feeders eventually that would be excellent. Sat under it over and over again.Īpproaching Luna is probably not a good idea unless you start to see her so often that she begins to remember (not saying that she forgot) that she can trust you in her new environment. However, one of my own pets, Eliot, loved it and thought it was a laff riot when I brought it inside to practice. I own a drop trap that I can't use as I never got the hang of transferring the cat and my only attempt resulted in the cat simply butting his way out of it. There are all those untrappable cat ideas like using a large fishing net, but that would never work for Luna and would probably end all your efforts, not to mention that you need to be pretty experienced with that kind of thing. I agree with you and was somewhat disappointed myself when I did not find the magic instructions to how to trap one cat out of a lot of them.
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