Huge thanks to Julia and Robyn from the Operation Jungle Moms TNR team for handing out 32 of these flyers today. More huge thanks to Leia M and Jeff R for replacing our stolen cam & equipment so we can resume monitoring of our original feeding station and our new 2nd station. It makes a big difference when we can tell whether were feeding raccoons or cats, and knowing which cats and when they come by has been very helpful. If you dont know the story, LAPS has been getting sick/starved cats and kittens from one area in Langley for several years. After the 10 Jungle kittens came in last fall, we decided to try to locate and TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) any remaining family members to try to end the cycle of reproduction in that area. Oncilla is a pregnant tabby Jungle mom weve been feeding and trying to trap. Shes undoubtedly had her babies by now, and they are likely around the same age as the Tiny Dancers... We are doing everything we can to find her, her babies, or the two other Jungle relatives weve been feeding. Its a very challenging area for a TNR operation, but were pretty determined... ;)
Posted on: Wed, 04 Jun 2014 00:31:13 +0000
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