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2. Raleigh cat rescue offers these DIY tips for making warm ...

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   A Raleigh cat rescue group that wants feral felines to have warm, secure places to sleep held a Community Cat Bin Class on Saturday where more than 20 people learned how to quickly turn a plastic ...

3. St. Bernard Serves as 'Warming Station' for Local Feral Cats ...

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   Truly feral cats, on the other hand, have no one looking out for them, except kind-hearted community members. This winter, consider the needs of the real cats in your neighborhood.

4. Feral Barn Cat Enjoying Luxurious New Heated Bed Is a ... - AOL

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   The best barn cats were also raised in barns or are feral cats, with high levels of activity and a strong prey drive. Many shelters which bring in feral cats may specify which of their available ...

5. Farm cat - Wikipedia

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   A feral farm cat, showing numerous healed injuries from past fights with other cats. The farm cat, also known as a barn cat, is a domestic cat, usually of mixed breed, that lives primarily outdoors, in a feral or semi-feral condition on agricultural properties, usually sheltering in outbuildings.

6. Torre Argentina Cat Sanctuary - Wikipedia

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   The Torre Argentina Cat Sanctuary is a cat shelter in Rome, Italy, that makes use of the ancient ruins of Largo di Torre Argentina by providing a home within them for around 150 cats. [1] Cats at the sanctuary. After the excavation of the temple ruins in 1929, feral cats were drawn to the area, sheltered by Roman pillars and fed by locals. [2]

7. Dedication and Everlasting Love to Animals Rescue - Wikipedia

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   Lores is one of 600 previously unwanted cats Grillo and his staff care for on a daily basis. The dogs are paired off in hundreds of yards with stucco dwellings, wading pools and shade coverings. Hundreds of feral or previously abused and abandoned felines live in more than 40 indoor/outdoor catteries. [2]