TNR Cruely Proof Of Concept (Feral Cats Can Be Tamed)

TNR Cruely Proof Of Concept (Feral Cats Can Be Tamed)
This is Yang Yang. I captured him from the feral cat TNR colony my neighbor has intruded upon the neighborhood which has brought upon many problems to the neighborhood. The neighbor hissed at me and told me her cats could not be domesticated (when I asked her to restrain her cats). Meanwhile the neighbors cat farm has expanded from 15 fixed cats to 40-50 mixed cats with some fixed and others not. Her interaction with the wild ferals is only to yell "Come on Babies" when she puts the food out. Beyond the TNR nonsense the more she puts out, the more cats came. The spayed/neutered cats became less and less in her colony as they were ran over by cars or other means of death. Her house is a TNR Program! I have been demonized here because I fenced in my property bordering hers and leave my Rottweiler Maxx out. He has been trained to kill unknown cats. I, and other neighbors have been put out almost 8000.00 in damages because of her careless and wreckless behavior. A neighborhood child was attacked recently and was diagnosed with "Cat Scratch Fever" and had to be hospitalized. The police came today and fined her for animal cruelty and her landlord has evicted her. The cats are being captured to be euthanized. The police officer referencing her house said the whole place smelled like "cat S**t. The landlord says he will probably have to remove the interior of the house because it was permanently damaged from cat urine. Yang Yang at first was very wild and had never been touched by humans.Yang Yang was 4lbs (malnourished)with fleas and ticks and one year old when captured. I took him to the vet and had his shots done and had him fixed and cleaned up a lot. After two months I have a very tame cat. He walks on a leash, he responds to a clicker and has begun learning to fetch. He responds well to all people,pets, and is socialized to being taken outdoors on a dog chain and harness to play in the gr (supervised). It is not as easy as taming/training a dog but it can be done. As you can see, he is very healthy around 13lbs. If TNR people were truly humane they would work with one of these cats at a time until they could be trained and adopted. Instead, sadly they are more interested in hoarding cats. I advocate training cats in this manner and if people do not wish or have time to do so the animal should be humanely euthanized as they are dangerous to people, wildlife, property, and domesticated pets. I offered to show her how to domesticate a feral cat in this manner but, she was afraid of them and thought it was cruel when they screamed from being handled and snapping (She would burst into tears). But, this must be done to get them used to human interaction. I have used this procedure to tame cats for 20 years and it works every time. What you hear in this video is me using the clicker and he watches my hand closely. This is only two months of work on taming an adult feral.

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