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Day Before: Trapping
The night before the clinic, our volunteer trappers trap at colonies where caretakers have enlisted our help. Colonies range in size from just a few to more than 60 cats. Food is placed in the back of humane traps to entice hungry cats. We trap as many cats from the colony as possible that evening and bring then back to our clinic for the night to rest up for surgery the following day.
Day Of: Clinic
We see the clinic as the one chance to provide medical care to feral cats who are unlikely to ever see a vet. Not only do our vets spay and neuter them, they also address any medical issues like dentals, parasites, abscesses, ear mites, and many other conditions. NCFF does not charge for any of these additional veterinary treatments.
Day After: headed home
The day after clinic, the cats that are ready to go back home are returned. Some cats are kept in foster homes until they are healthy enough to “return to work.” Tame kittens and adults are adopted through Animal Rescue of the Rockies as space allows.
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