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Our Companions Community Cats Assistance Program  (860) 242-9999 ext. 302   Trap/neuter/return training program-see website for more information. Email: Helpline@ourcompanions.org   Website: https://www.ourcompanions.org/sterile-feral-program/ Feral Cats of East Windsor (860) 982-3303  Provides trap/neuter/return assistance with feral cats & kittens in the Windsor area. Email: RBergeron235@gm

Why Adopt Two Kittens? Important info from feline behaviorist Jackson Galaxy: https://youtube.com/shorts/EkG3RIjRWps?si=KFIuQrooXR39luDA Predatory Aggression in Kittens  Predation is an inborn survival instinct that cats use to obtain food in the wild. Predatory behavior is often displayed during playtime by young cats, which allows them to develop and hone necessary survival skills. However, when the beh

Updated 10/2023 TEAM Mobile Feline Spay/Neuter Clinic (cats only, including ferals) (888) 367-8326  Travels to locations throughout CT-call to schedule an appointment. Website: http://www.everyanimalmatters.org/ $195 includes spay/neuter, vaccines, & ear mite treatment. Live trap rental also available. Dakin Humane Society (dogs & cats, including ferals) (413) 781-4019    171 Union St., Sprin

Why has my cat stopped using the litter box?  Good question.  Unfortunately, you cannot simply ask your cat this question and get the answer, so some detective work, trial and error, and most of all patience will be required to find a solution.  The sooner you begin working on the problem, the better.  Litter box issues usually will not resolve on their own, and waiting will only make the problem worse.

Canned food is essential for cats.  As an animal that evolved in the desert where water is scarce, a cat’s system naturally concentrates their urine, and is designed to obtain moisture mainly from food (a mouse is about 75% fluids). Dry food must absorb moisture in order to be digested, which dehydrates the system and leads to even further concentration of the urine, promoting feline lower urinary tract diseas

Congratulations on your new family member!  Your new addition may require patience and some extra help adjusting to their new environment, and being aware of the needs of your cat is important during the acclimation period.  The following are some tips to help your new kitty feel welcome in your home. Confine your feline to ONE room. This means finding a small room in your house that you use for quiet activ