Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Trapping Activities September 30th

Tuesday night we managed to trap a very elusive female cat in Linkside. She has calico / tortoise markings and is thought to be the mother of many orange tabby kittens. She is resting comfortably tonight after surgery and shots and will be release Thursday morning.






Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Trapping Activities September 29

Two male cats were trapped in the Linkside neighborhood on Monday evening, September 28th. They were delivered to the vet Tuesday morning and are resting comfortably overnight. they will be returned to the Linkside neighborhood Wednesday morning.

Male orange tabby


Young black male




Thursday, September 24, 2009

Trapping Activity September 24th

Linda and Don trapped at Beachwalk Wednesday night and Thursday morning and managed to get 3 new cats. That brings us up to 13 cats for the week - a new record.

Here are pictures of the latest three. They went to the vet today and are resting comfortably tonight. They will be released Friday morning.


Black female

Tabby Female

Large Male Tabby with white feet

We will resume trapping in the Linkside neighborhood next week on Tuesday, September 29th.





Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Trapping Activity September 23rd

5 cats and one small kitten were trapped near the Beachwalk pool on the evening of September 22nd and the morning of September 23rd.


Young black Male

Young tabby Female - white paws

Tabby Female
Tabby male

Black Female

Very cute 7 week old male kitten - tabby

All went to the vet the morning of the 23rd and the 5 adult cats are resting comfortably in a garage for the night. They will be returned to Beachwalk Thursday, September 24th.

The very cute kitten has been looked at by the vet and is now in foster care being evaluated for possible adoption. Stay tuned...


Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Trapping Activity September 22nd

Trapping activities have begun in the Beachwalk neighborhood this week. We are trapping around the pool area where there is reported to be a large feral cat population. Tuesday morning we trapped and delivered to the vet the following cats:

Young Female


Yong Male


Young male

They are all resting comfortably in a garage tonight and will be returned to Beachwalk by noon tomorow.





Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Trapping activity September 15th

Trapping was done in the Village at Baytowne Wharf this morning from 5:30 to 8:00am. Traps were placed in the general area around "Cabos" restaurant and two cats were caught - A young black male and a young female brown tabby.


Young black male

Young female brown tabby

Trapping activity September 14th

Monday evening September 14th, we trapped in three locations in the Linkside neighborhood. Three cats were caught - one young male orange tabby, one small black female, and one medium sized black male. All cats were taken to the vet for spay/neuter and shots on September 15th and will be released the morning of September 16th after they have fully recovered from surgery.

young male - Linkside

Young female - Linkside

Young male - Linkside




Thursday, September 10, 2009

Trapping Activity Sept 9-10

We spent Wednesday and Thursday in the Linkside neighborhood and managed to trap two more cats, thanks to the help of a local resident, Cameron. Two young males were delivered to Destin Cat Clinic early Thursday morning and returned home that same evening (ears cropped, neutered, and updated with all shots).







Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Trapping Activity Sept 7-8

This week we spent a lot of time in the Linkside neighborhood, identifying the feral cat population and trapping. We trapped 3 unmarked feral cats Tuesday night which were delivered to the cat clinic. All three were female. Two (brown tabbies) had already been spayed so were given shot updates and their ears were cropped for easier identification. The third female (orange tabby) was spayed and given all shots.


Released Wednesday night Sept 9

To be released Sept 10th early AM


Released evening Sept 9th

All cats are doing well.


Sunday, September 6, 2009

Trapping Activity Sept 5th

Saturday morning, the mother of the two recently rescued kittens was trapped near the south gate at Sandestin. She is a beautiful small cat and is very calm. She may have been abandoned when she was young.



Saturday, September 5, 2009

Trapping Activity Sept 4th

Friday morning, Sandestin Security reported small kittens in the middle median of the South gate entrance. This is a high traffic area and a very dangerous place for any animal, much less 4 week old kittens. There were at least 3 kittens sighted and two were successfully caught by Anne Harriot, president of Feline Friends of Destin. We are still looking for another black kitten known to be in that area.
Here is a picture of the two kittens who are now in need of foster care and a future home:



Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Trapping activity Sept 2nd and 3rd

Three kittens and a mother cat were trapped At the Sandestin Gateway condominium pool area. There are reported to be 2 more kittens in the area. Residents will keep an eye out for them and feed them.





Foster care is being arranged for the kittens in the hope that they will be adoptable in the near future. From left to right - girl, boy, girl.

Trapping Activity Sept 1st

Two adult cats were trapped near the Marina Tuesday evening. One female, had just recently been trapped and spayed, she was released after verification (cropped left ear).


The second black and white cat was deliver to Cat Clinic of Destin Wednesday morning. We were informed later that day that this male cat had been trapped and neutered the year before but his ear crop was not noticeable. His ear crop was made more obvious, he received a check up and got booster shots. He was released the afternoon of September 2nd.




Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Trapping Activity August 31st



One small kitten was trapped Monday, August 31st near the SOA pool at Baypine. She was delivered to Destin Cat Clinic and found to have a laceration on her rear leg. She is on antibiotics and will stay at the vet until Thursday when she will be spayed.
We are hopeful that this young orange tabby will find a foster home and be available for adoption at PetSmart later on.