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    • Our Partners
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      • Hard to Trap Cats – Tips and Tricks
      • What to do if you trap wildlife
    • Trapping & Care Guide
      • How to Recognize a Fixed Feral
      • What to Do if You Find Kittens
      • Working with an Under-Socialized Kitten
    • Colony Management
      • Providing Shelter
      • Providing Food and Water
      • Monitoring Colony For Newcomers and Health Problems
      • Planning for substitute colony care. Who will care for your cats when you cannot?
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By Dave deFuniak
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Posted April 12, 2018

Dogs are Welcome!

Fix Our Ferals provides affordable spay/neuter and other medical services to dogs and puppies of our low-income neighbors in Contra Costa and Alameda Counties to help East Bay residents keep [...]

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Richmond, CA 94805

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Berkeley CA 94712

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