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I have been feeding a feral cat for several months and trapped her to bring her inside since I will be moving this summer (I feel she is dependent on me at this point). After only a few minutes in the trap, I freaked out and let her go because my heart was breaking as she yowled and threw herself against the trap. I had never seen a cat so afraid. Well, she was back for dinner the following night (this was three nights ago). It's been months of feeding and I still can't touch her. She has been spayed, by the way (ear tipped), so it's not urgent.
What do I do? Trap her again? She comes regularly, once or twice daily.
How long will she yowl for once she is in her Safe Room? I live in an apartment, so this is a concern.
Do I take her to the vet immediately upon trapping her (that sounds very traumatic, but I have other cats to consider)?
Will she lunge at me when I go into her safe room to feed her or will she hide instead?
I love the little gal, please help!
What do I do? Trap her again? She comes regularly, once or twice daily.
How long will she yowl for once she is in her Safe Room? I live in an apartment, so this is a concern.
Do I take her to the vet immediately upon trapping her (that sounds very traumatic, but I have other cats to consider)?
Will she lunge at me when I go into her safe room to feed her or will she hide instead?
I love the little gal, please help!
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