Sentences with phrase «cats better neighbors»

Sterilizing community cats reduces the nuisance behaviors (spraying, yowling, fighting) associated with mating, which makes cats better neighbors.

By eliminating mating behaviors, Trap - Neuter - Return makes cats better neighbors.

Not exact matches

Though I have a cat, he was rescued by our neighbor and we adopted her cause she has 3 cats already.BTW, I hope everything is well with you!

The film establishes a mystery to be solved — namely, the disappearance of his best friend — then spends the rest of its running time creating a unique, rambling series of interactions between naked hippie neighbors, a cantankerous writer (Sterling Hayden), his beautiful wife (Nina van Pallandt), a persistent psychiatrist (Henry Gibson) and a hungry cat.

The now grown up author lives a reclusive life in Maine where her stubborn cat (the appropriately named «Bitch» and her neighbor and best friend Sara provide her all the company she needs.

What to do instead: Be more creative with your hiding spot or, better yet, give your key to the cat sitter and your neighbor and ask that they keep it on their key ring.

With managed colonies and continued care it will make for better neighbor relations with the cats and each other.

This Cheyenne chased the neighbor's cat, shredded the children's socks and underwear, and liked nothing better than a romp through the neighborhood with Mom and kids chasing behind, calling frantically for her to come back.

«Regular folks» concerned for the welfare of feral, stray, and abandoned cats who are engaging their government officials and neighbors; «freelance» colony caregivers sharing their hard - won knowledge with others; and various well - established organizations shaping policy at the state and national level — I am humbled by your commitment and compassion.

A better alternative is to have the older cat cared for at home by a neighbor, friend, or relative.

She does her best to be patient with our neighbor's cat, but for the most part, we try to keep them apart.

When you follow best practices for community cat care you help keep neighbors happy, and cats healthy and safe.

Not only will you be prepared to provide documentation about your cats if needed, you will also represent yourself as well - organized and on top of the situation when conversing with neighbors about the cats.

Like a Good Neighbor, the Cats are There Presented By Karn Meyers, FIXNation and Dona Baker, Feral Cat Caretakers Coalition March 5th at 12:00 p.m. PST Learn the tools to be able to educate and recruit neighbors to support a local TNR project.

Moving shelters into wooded areas away from buildings, parking lots, and other high - traffic areas is also a good idea for cat safety and to avoid neighbor complaints.

Of course, neighbors who are disturbed by a cat should be traded in for better neighbors.

The best way for an owned cat to get back home is to leave it where it is so the owner can find it; the cat likely belongs to one of your neighbors.

Food is in many ways their strongest connection to us and through feeding, a caretaker can maintain the cats» health and better manage the colony and relations with neighbors.

Additionally, spaying and neutering resolves most nuisance issues — such as loud noise from mating and odor from males marking their territory — so the cats become better neighbors.

You'll discover how efforts to manage Albuquerque's free - roaming cat population can form a better community for human residents as well as our feline neighbors.

Fixed cats are better neighbors — with reduced spraying, and less noise from breeding or fighting.»

Well - meaning neighbors had been feeding the cats, unknowingly contributing to a population explosion.

For better or worse, that means her needs are a bit more complex than, say, your neighbor's cat.

But if you live in a typical US suburban setting, a greater threat for lepto (and other diseses 1, 2) to your pet is probably the presence of large numbers of raccoons and feral cats and our kind - hearted neighbors with an inclination to feed them - as well as those who leave food for their pets out - of - doors.

However, while years ago dogs used to hunt vermin, chase rabbits or herd cows, nowadays, cars, joggers, squirrels and the occasional neighbor's cat will make good replacements from a dog's perspective!

It's always a good idea to ask your neighbor to watch after your cat when you're away from the benching cage.

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Unknown to you well meaning neighbors may feed your cat inappropriate food.

The question for the NYCFCI table was, «If you know someone feeding cats in your neighborhood, which group should they contact about learning how to fix the cats to help the cats and make them better neighbors for the community?»

Be a good neighbor and in return your free - roaming cats will be good neighbors.

To help your cats be better neighbors to your neighbors, kindness and patience are key.

Making sure a cat colony is a «good neighbor» is a prudent way to protect the cats.

As a friend said to me recently, «Many are the tethered dogs and «outdoor» cats who were saved because of a good neighbor.»

While some cats overlap their territories a great deal, others prefer to keep a good distance from their neighbors.

These steps promote the cats» well - being, improve their relationships with neighbors, and assist the people who live nearby to understand and co-exist with the cats.

Reach out to neighbors and friends who are willing to continue providing food and water, as well as monitor the cats in their current location.

If a caregiver follows proper colony management procedures, what emerges, is a responsible, well - maintained colony, and cats that are «good neighbors».

Even «well - bred» cats will venture into neighbors» yards when allowed to roam free, and the resultant neighborhood discord has in some cases caused cat owners to move.

TNR provides benefits at three levels: the feral cats» lives are better, the neighbors» are calmer, and the size of the colonies decreases over time.

Find out everything you need to know about keeping your community cats healthy and helping them be good neighbors.

Well, we got a home for Danielle, no worries; and all the neighbors said they'd care for Beggar the cat, since she was used to being outside anyway.

As a Best Friends Animal Society Network partner, The Haven answered the call to help neighboring network partners save homeless cats and dogs who were affected by the recent floods in Louisiana.

Even «well - bred» cats will venture into neighbors» yards when allowed to roam free.

To help your cats be better neighbors to your neighbors, keep in mind that kindness and patience are key.

Keeping the cats away from areas where they're not welcome is an important way to maintain good relations with the neighbors.

It is so rewarding and I even have a few in - door at home cats that came from these feral colonies and being some one who has a colony next door they cause no problems and r really good neighbors..

Fortunately a neighbor of ours who is a good friend and also a cat person knows how to do sub-cu fluid when Jackie gets to that stage.

Whether it's a group of neighbors who band together to get a neighborhood feral spayed and keep a collective eye on her well - being, or whether it's the elderly woman who barely has enough money to feed herself, but always manages to scrape together enough for her «outside cats,» feral cats who have these advocates in their corner are the fortunate ones.

To help ensure that community cats stay happy, healthy, and continue to be good neighbors, community members are encouraged to provide them with appropriate and adequate food and shelter.

Pantz is a neutered blue merle male, 13 yrs old, about 60 pounds, and Coco is a spayed black tri female, 9 yrs old, about 35 pounds — they are housebroken, primarily used to being indoors, don't know about cats, seem to be okay with other dogs (have been around and played with neighbors» dogs in the past), not really been around kids but fine with people - Pantz is more confident / outgoing one, very sweet, Coco is more reserved at first, she does better if Pantz is with her.