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Kitty Farrell came into my life in the summer of 2009. She was one of a small litter of kittens, born to a stray I called Mom Cat. Mom Cat had multiple litters over the years. The first time I saw Kitty was with Mom Cat on a very rainy night. Mom cat was leading Kitty and a black kitten across the alley in the rain, from between a garage and fence. Kitty was grey, with a white patch on her chest, just like Mom Cat. She began coming into my yard and I would feed her. I really couldn't resist. She was adorable! I knew she was feral but needed help and deserved a chance to live. As she grew I realized that I could neither take her in nor could I have her put down. I also didn't want to see her live the life her mom cat had lived; having litters every year and being rejected and homeless, with most of her kittens disappearing. I began researching the option of Trap, Neuter, Release (or Return), otherwise known as TNR. With some trepidation, I tra...
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