People who do trap-neuter-return (TNR) work or just care for feral and stray cats know having a warm place to take shelter can greatly improve cats' chances of survival. People who have cats who spend a lot of time outdoors may worry how to make sure they stay warm if they don't come inside at night. A simple answer to these issues is to provide one or more insulated cat shelters. Although you can buy kits, this is generally a do-it-yourself project, and can be daunting for people who aren't used to building things or can't spend much money. They may have seen shelters made of wood and including electric heat. However, there are ways to make a cat shelter easily from simple materials, and you can spend less that $10. Here's how:
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Monday, January 16, 2012
How You Can Help Feral & Outdoor Cats Stay Warm In Winter
People who do trap-neuter-return (TNR) work or just care for feral and stray cats know having a warm place to take shelter can greatly improve cats' chances of survival. People who have cats who spend a lot of time outdoors may worry how to make sure they stay warm if they don't come inside at night. A simple answer to these issues is to provide one or more insulated cat shelters. Although you can buy kits, this is generally a do-it-yourself project, and can be daunting for people who aren't used to building things or can't spend much money. They may have seen shelters made of wood and including electric heat. However, there are ways to make a cat shelter easily from simple materials, and you can spend less that $10. Here's how:
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