12/14/2025
Another cold snap is upon us here in Seguin and you might not realize the impact that has on trapping feral cats to get them neutered. When a feral cat is caught in one of our traps, we aren't always right there when it happens. Cats left in traps unattended during bad/cold/wet/stormy weather are at great risk if not picked up quickly. Once they are picked up, they need to be kept in a safe, warm location until time for their appointment. If we do not have a good plan for a cat during bad weather, then we should not trap. Fortunately, bad weather does not last too long in South Central Texas, but we do need to be aware of expected conditions when we plan to trap.
For further reading on this topic, check out this article:
Yes, you can conduct Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) during the cold winter season, wherever in the world you live. In fact, it’s one of the most important times of year to do so! In colder regions, female cats go into heat and could already be pregnant by the time the snow melts. That’s why most kitte...
