Feral Furbabies

Feral Furbabies A non-profit for TNR, Rescue, Adoption, and eventually sanctuary for the stray and feral cat population. This program depends on donations and love.

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11/24/2025

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11/23/2025

For those that need assistance for Thanksgiving dinner, the storehouse still has about a 100 tickets to give out. You're welcome to go up and get a ticket and come back and pick up the food around one.

Curtesy post. Please reach out to Joce Charqueno if found
11/23/2025

Curtesy post. Please reach out to Joce Charqueno if found

Say it louder for those in the back!!!
11/23/2025

Say it louder for those in the back!!!

When People Attack TNR, Here’s What They Never Tell You

Every time a community steps up to protect feral and free-roaming cats, the same small crowd of TNR naysayers pops up with outdated talking points, junk science, and wildly inflated “kill the cats to save the birds” fear-mongering.

Let’s be clear:

They’re not quoting real data.
They’re quoting old myths, bad math, and disproven models that were never based on actual field studies.

Here’s what they DON’T want people to know:

✅ 1. “Outdoor cats kill every bird in America!”

That claim comes from a single speculative model that assumed:

every cat hunts constantly

every bird co**se is found

every kill is counted

and cats behave like robots instead of living animals

Actual field studies show the opposite:
Neutered colony cats roam less, hunt less, and stay close to their feeding stations.
The more TNR you have, the less wildlife impact you see — because stable colonies stop producing waves of hungry kittens.

✅ 2. “But they reproduce like crazy!”

Not fixed cats.
Only unfixed ones.

And here’s what the anti-TNR people don’t say out loud:
If you remove cats, new unfixed cats move in to fill the vacancy — and start breeding immediately.
It’s called the Vacuum Effect, and it is documented worldwide.

TNR removes the breeding.
Killing removes the cats, but never the population pressure — which is why it fails every single time.

✅ 3. “We need to trap and kill them to solve the problem.”

Communities have tried that for over 50 years. If it worked, we wouldn’t still be having this conversation.

What has worked?

TNR.
Every city that implements high-volume TNR sees:

fewer intakes

fewer kittens born outdoors

healthier colonies

quieter neighborhoods

and drastically reduced shelter killing

That’s called measurable outcomes, not ideology.

✅ 4. “Feeders make the problem worse!”

Nope.
Unmanaged, unfixed colonies grow.
Managed, neutered colonies shrink.

Feeders are the reason cats can be trapped, monitored for illness, vetted, stabilized, and humanely reduced over time. They’re the backbone of every successful TNR program in the country.

✅ 5. “TNR doesn’t work — I read it online.”

They read it on an opinion blog that cites itself, not science.

Meanwhile:

Entire counties have cut kitten intake by 70–90% after implementing TNR.

Large shelters have dropped their kill rates from “automatic euthanasia” to functional No Kill because colonies stopped endlessly producing kittens.

Neighborhoods report less noise, less spraying, fewer fights, and fewer issues after TNR — not before.

You don’t get those results from killing.
You get them from fixing what’s actually causing the problem: breeding.

❗ The bottom line:

People who attack TNR aren’t defending wildlife.
They’re defending failed, outdated, cruel policies that never solved anything.

People who support TNR are supporting:
✔ humane management
✔ actual science
✔ stable colonies
✔ fewer kittens born outdoors
✔ lower shelter intake
✔ lower shelter killing
✔ healthier communities for people and animals

TNR works.
The data is not debatable.
The only debate left is whether communities choose compassion — or cling to the failed methods of the past.

Curtesy post- plz if near tulsa please reach out to original post
11/22/2025

Curtesy post- plz if near tulsa please reach out to original post

CURTESY POST-This gorgeous boy is Donald.  he is a male 1yr 6 months up to date on his vaccination and is neutered and m...
11/22/2025

CURTESY POST-This gorgeous boy is Donald. he is a male 1yr 6 months up to date on his vaccination and is neutered and micro chipped. If interested, let me know. I will put you in contact with the person. This is not one of our cats but someone needing to rehome. FFB can't take in sh sharing the info for them

Curtesy post from Nextdoor app.
11/20/2025

Curtesy post from Nextdoor app.

This is today!!! Tuesday Nov 18th. Earlier because of Thanksgiving.
11/18/2025

This is today!!! Tuesday Nov 18th. Earlier because of Thanksgiving.

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Please reach out to this person via the number provided.  I took this from the nextdoor app.
11/16/2025

Please reach out to this person via the number provided. I took this from the nextdoor app.

Just a FYI
11/16/2025

Just a FYI

Rescues and shelters PLZ ADOPT don't shop
11/16/2025

Rescues and shelters PLZ ADOPT don't shop

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