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Category Archives: Feral Cats & TNR
What to Do (and NOT Do) If You Find a Newborn Kitten
by Valerie Sicignano, NYC Feral Cat Initiative During high kitten season in the spring and summer, it’s not unusual to discover a nest of unattended kittens or a single kitten seemingly abandoned by the mother. You want to help, right? … Continue reading
The Best Age for Taming Feral Kittens
by Mike Phillips, NYC Feral Cat Initiative Taming, or “socialization,” is needed when kittens have had no positive interaction with humans and are so frightened or aggressive that they cannot be handled at all, or at least not safely. If … Continue reading
Oregon Communities Welcome NYC Feral Cat Initiative Training Series Sponsored by Petco Foundation
After traveling to Chicago in January to teach “fast-track” techniques for taming feral kittens for adoption — the first in the ongoing series of New York City Feral Cat Initiative (NYCFCI) of the Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals workshops taught … Continue reading
Rusty and Nacho: Unwanted Kittens Discovered in Queens School Trash
Debi Romano of SaveKitty Foundation received a call on Tuesday, March 12, from a school in Richmond Hill, Queens. When putting out the trash, the school’s custodian noticed that a black plastic bag — which was tied shut — was … Continue reading
David Glicksman: “Triple Threat” Volunteer Extraordinaire
by Thea Feldman A self-proclaimed lifelong animal fan, David Glicksman says he had no idea how much his life was going to change when he decided to attend a meeting for new volunteers for the Mayor’s Alliance for NYC’s Animals … Continue reading


