"Because every life matters" I believe that it is not up to us to predict the future between life and euthanasia for feral cats who share the same God as we do; it is up to us to respect them and provide a more humane and ethical society that is compassion and nurturing.
Chasing the Wind |
From the social interaction of a colony to rescue this book is for anyone who has ever cared for or adopted a rescued homeless animal. It is about hope, love, loss and humanity. |
Also available Loving the Feral Soul |
Lives that the caregiver got to know, this book touches the heart as we are introduced to Coby, a orphaned feral kitten to (name), a once loved and cared for domestic female cat turned feral. A book about hope, Loving the Feral Soul is for any animal lover who believes "Every Life Matters". |
A personal look at being a caregiver, the hope and hardship that accompanies any who walks down this path caring for feral cats.
Loving the Feral Soul Inc.
RR#3 Box 3119
Beausejour, Manitoba, Canada
R0E 0C0
(204) 229-6038
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Please be advised that at this moment Loving the Feral Soul Inc. is not accepting any new felines to the colony as I am full at the moment. I will gladly provide any advice or help I can but unfortunately I am unable to care for more feral cats at the moment.
You can reach me by email, snail mail or if you wish, fill out this form. I answer all emails within 48 hours after recieving them.
Dedicated to the care and rescue of feral cats, Loving the Feral Soul Inc., is a small non-profit organization for the ethical & humane treatment of feral cats.
The purpose of Loving the Feral Soul Inc. is to take a stand for feral cats, their lives and the admiration they are deserving of.
It is about public knowledge that there are alternatives such as TNR to euthanasia (simply causing a vaccuum effect) and that we can learn to accept and live with feral cats without greed or selfishness.
Newest Rescue
By purchasing Loving the Feral Soul or Chasing the Wind or by donating to The Katherine Fund, you help continue my work with feral cats as well as saving the lives of kittens such as Mia who was found alone wet and shivering or care for special needs rescues.
Did You Know
That if a single intact feral queen produced three litters in a year, 70 to 80% of the kittens born may/will not survive past 12 weeks of age.
That most if ot all adult feral cats that are trapped by animal control will be euthanized without given a chance.
That according to Canada's Animal Cruelty Laws, pets and farm animals are offered some lax form of protection; homeless, strays and feral cats have no protection against cruelty.
That we can change the face of the disposable society we live in; that we can make a difference towards a more ethical treatment of feral cats, strays, and homeless animals.
