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On Fri, 2 Jul 2004 09:45:37 UTC, "Wendy" wrote:
"William Hamblen" wrote in message ... On 2004-07-02, Wendy wrote: How does one go about doing so if possible? They quickly learn to love the one who feeds them. A stray kitten moved into our garden shed last year and was as wild as could be at first. It took about a month for her to settle down. Now she is a little lap fungus. I would be more concerned about litter training. They used the box overnight. ) W A trick we use to help settle feral kittens, is to wrap them in a towel when we pick them up. That way they get used to the feeling of being handled through the towel -- massage them a lot -- but your hands are protected. They rather quickly come to like it. LT |
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