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The kitties of St Johns Place — Brooklynian

The kitties of St Johns Place

isa
isa
edited November -1 in Prospect Heights
Some of my favorites:

The smaller sleek black one- she had a collar 2 years ago but I don't think she has an owner now. She's really friendly and can often be seen rolling around on the sidewalk and doing kitty things.

The orange and white one- she has half an ear, whenever there's a cat fight in the backyards she is usually involved.

The white with black patches one - I only see her in the backyard sleeping.

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  • stacey
    stacey
    When we moved into our house we also inherited some stray cats. My son has now named all 6 of them. They have now become part of the family (more like in-laws because I don't let them in the house) :)
    With all the building going on near me (the condos on Underhill) they have kept the mice and rats away from my backyard.
  • anonymous
    anonymous
    Are there any folks who regularly take care of the little critters? Specifically I'm thinking of these TNR (trap-neuter-release) groups who get the kitties fixed and otherwise look out for their well-being, like this group in the Slope:http://www.slopestreetcats.com/.
  • stacey
    stacey
    My brother in law works for Brooklyn Animal Hospital and I he took the strays from my yard and had them neutered/spayed. Im not sure if they do it for all but its worth a shot. They are very sympathetic there and truly care about animals.

    I think some of the larger agencies also do it (ASPCA, Humane Society).
  • isa
    isa
    Laura B wrote: Are there any folks who regularly take care of the little critters? Specifically I'm thinking of these TNR (trap-neuter-release) groups who get the kitties fixed and otherwise look out for their well-being, like this group in the Slope:http://www.slopestreetcats.com/.
    Wow, that is a great site. I'm going to donate to them, thanks for the link!
    Stacy wrote: My brother in law works for Brooklyn Animal Hospital and I he took the strays from my yard and had them neutered/spayed.
    Did they do it for free?

    The ASPCA doesn't have a TNR program so far as I know. I'm going to try to find out more.
  • stacey
    stacey
    Hey Isa here is a website that you should check out if you are interested in TNR

    http://www.nycferalcat.org/

    Im not sure if Bklyn Animal Hospital does it for free or if they did it because my bro-in-law works there. I can let you know if you want :)

    Im glad there are others that care about the stray kitties - :)
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