09/01/2026
This was too adorable not to snap a photo and post!
2 of the colony cats at the rescue Dom (left) and Moo Moo (right).
Both used to be semi-feral and not handable when they were trapped for neuter, vaccinations, etc and both have blossomed into now pretty social boys!
They can both be a little shy with strangers but they enjoy pets from people they trust. Both live here at the rescue property and get spoiled 🥰
They are not suitable for indoor pet cats but they know this is their home and they have constant access to food/fresh water, shelter including heated and insulated houses in winter, and plenty of love under their terms ❤️
My colony cats truly are like children to me even the most feral ones! All of course have been spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and flea treated.
The ones that are handable/friendly enough to get monthly preventatives get revolution every month to protect them from fleas, heartworms, roundworms, hookworms, and ear mites.
Moo Moo and Dom both have made so much progress socially! It takes a lot of love and time to get a feral cat to trust you and some never come around (which is completely okay!) but for the ones who do it truly brings happy tears to my eyes 😻
I consider it an honor when a feral cat finally trusts me