Feral Cat Case Studies - Caring more compassionately - TinyKittens

Caring more compassionately for feral cats:
Case Studies

HOW TO HANDLE FERAL CATS
Low-stress handling techniques that allow us to treat every feral cat.

LIFE AFTER ADOPTION
See how our adopted and special needs ferals are doing in their forever homes.

WHAT WE'VE LEARNED
Our assumptions about ferals were wrong. Here's what we've learned so far.

OUR FERAL COLONIES
Meet some of our feral cats, catalogued by colony.

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MASON
is an ancient, battle-scarred feral with terminal kidney disease... who LOVES kittens. His story will amaze you!

CHLOE
was pregnant with kidney disease, severe dental disease and pancreatitis.

CUB
was emaciated and needed help when we trapped him. His transformation was one of our fastest.

SKYE
was going blind, in congestive heart failure, and would not have survived labor without an emergency c-section. Read the case study.

100%
of our injured or sick ferals have been treated successfully.

every kitten born on our livestream triggers
374 adoptions
around the world.

our ferals have inspired
6021 people
to start helping feral cats in their communities.

EVOLENE
had been pregnant at least 15 times and was very sick by the time we found her. Her story is tragic, but it has a happy ending.

MARALIX: A LOVE STORY
Something very special happened when one of our pregnant ferals was reunited with a sick feral we brought in.

SABLE
was heavily pregnant when we trapped her so she could have her last litter of kittens in a safe environment. Read the case study.

STARLING
was feral, injured and pregnant when we brought her in. Read her case study, currently in progress.

TIBERIUS
spent three days in record heat with his head stuck inside a jar and 10 days recovering in our care. See how it worked.

FAITH & HOPE
were feral kittens who had gone blind from untreated corneal ulcers, had ringworm, were starving and were overrun with parasites.

SLOANEY
was our first pregnant foster feral. Read the case study.

SAVINA
was trapped to be spayed, but when we discovered she was pregnant we brought her in. She was one of our riskiest feral fosters yet. Read the case study.

SISKO
was our second pregnant foster feral. She taught us a lot! Read the case study.

77%
of our injured adult feral cats have been adopted into loving homes (the rest were treated and returned).

AURA
was born with a massive cleft palate. Her story is still unfolding...

65%
of our pregnant foster ferals have been adopted into loving homes.

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