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Dangers to Stray Cats Include:

Hit by cars

Injured in the engine bay of cars, when seeking warmth

Mauled (bites, limbs ripped off, etc.) or eaten by predators -     hawks, owls, snakes, raccoons, dogs, foxes, coyotes

Freezing to death

Heat stroke

Poisoned

Shot

Acid attack

Blindness from infected, ruptured eyeballs

Sepsis from abscessed injuries
Respiratory infections, w/pus gluing eyes shut and causing       blindness and inability to find food or shelter or escape         predators

Rectal prolapse of 6" out the rear end

Calicivirus infection, causing ulcerated sores in the mouth       and throat and the inability to eat, causing slow                       starvation

Diseases - feline panleukopenia, herpes, leukemia, feline           AIDS, FIP (feline infectious peritonitis)

Pyometra - painful, dangerous uterine infection that can           cause the terribly swollen uterus to be forced out the             back end of the cat

Giant tumors - cancerous or benign

Worms (round or tape) and parasites (giardia, listeria, etc.),       causing pain and deadly diarrhea

Fleas or ringworm - causing itching scratching, infection,         loss of blood

Maggots eating the intestines of a kitten, from the inside

Birthing difficulties -mama cat bleeding, dead kittens stuck       halfway out

Multiple litters of kittens born to a mother w/a birth defect       that causes her to have no nipples, causing the kittens to       slowly starve to death

Cat leg caught in a fox trap, killing the leg and almost                 killing the cat

So many cats and so much suffering. Most of them are from accidental pregnancies - indoors or out - and this vulnerable population never should have happened. There should be birth control preventing all of this. The flow of kittens should not be continuing, even as you read this, for the lack of human effort.

NO MORE KITTEN SEASON

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