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We are amazed at this innovative project out of Aleppo, Syria to help feed feral cats! Many rescue organizations and even individuals around the world work tirelessly to manage feral cat colonies, and it can be a challenging task. Here in the States, the ASPCA currently estimates that there are about 20 million free-roaming cats.
When you take into account providing fresh food, water, and medical care to dozens of cats, it’s not hard to see why this could be overwhelming. But sometimes you just have to get creative! That’s exactly what cat lovers in Aleppo, Syria did.



As the saying goes, helping one animal might not change the world – but for that animal, their entire world has changed.
Do you know of a feral cat colony in your area but are unsure of how to help? Consider establishing a trap, neuter, and return (TNR) program! This practice helps reduce and stabilize populations of feral cats, according to Alley Cat Allies, one of the first organizations to promote the TNR concept in the U.S. Contact your local animal shelter for help, as well as the numerous resources Alley Cat Allies has available. For more ways to help feral cats, check this out.
And don’t forget to share this unique way to help animals with all the cat lovers you know!
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GREAT PEOPLE TO CARE FOR THE STREET CATS.
That is ingenious. There are so many hardships there and yet people found the time to feed the cats. Animals are caught in the wars that have nothing to do with them.
The world needs far more caring people like this, there wouldn\’t be the needless pain suffering and strife that we know now.