Feral Cat Rescue: Tips and Techniques for Caregivers

Great advice and useful information that you must know before you try to rescue Feral Cats or their Kittens! I wish I had this 2 months ago when I got involved with a Feral Cat Coalition that gave me little to no sound advice or direction. This book was money well spent! Might want to add additional supportive measures in addition to what is in this book like heating pads for the kittens.

Very helpful little book

Casey Wright does a great job on this subject! My only suggestion is....we need more story's and illustrations! Some of what was enclosed in the book was less, "Text book" and more personal opinion. (Which there is nothing wrong with that) I just prefer more facts, numbers, and "how to". That said, this book is a great starter resource for those of us who are dealing with the problems created by feral cat populations right outside our front door, or back porch. Casey brings this subject long overdue attention. A must read for cat owners!

Casey Wright's book is a great resource for people involved in feral cat rescue. It is clear that she knows her stuff. The book is well written with great personal examples given by Casey. I have only been involved with feral cat rescue and socialization for less than a year,and I know I will keep this book close by to reference. I've already used information I've learned in this book for both my rescued kittens and my family cats.

Has lots of common sense information for handling feral cats. We've all seen them in our neighborhood. Why don't we at least spay and neuter them so no more will be born feral. Just feeding them isn't enough. Read the book, make a plan, buy a trap, and take responsibility. You'll feel good at the end.

A fantastic and concise guide to working with feral cats. She writes from personal experience and her comments are concise without being too technical. I also appreciated the photos showing special techniques of trapping. A great resource for all working with feral cats..

There is a family of cats living under the abandoned structure on the property next to mine. Animal control seems strangely unwilling to aid them. This book is at least helping me get some decent looks at the kitties to try & evaluate their health situations. I know they're being fed - I am providing the food. They seem very cagey (no pun intended) regarding the live trap - they're not getting near it. Hopefully between myself and a few other volunteers we'll be able to bring them to the shelter [eventually].

I have been doing TNR and rescue for many years and this is a great starter book filled with great tips for anyone looking to start a TNR program in their neighborhood. Thanks for the great tips!