| Colony SG1 Cats | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| M.E. | A HUGE black tomcat, the first cat we TNR'd. He never returned. I hope he just stopped roaming. He was a friendly stray, and his right ear was mangled (hence M.E. for "mangled ear"). | Neutered | No Picture Available |
| Silver | The prettiest colony cat, and the friendliest. She's obviously a stray, used to people--not a feral cat. She runs and greets me with a meow when she sees me. | Unknown, but likely spayed |  |
| Morris | A friendly orange tabby who will bunt you with his head for attention. Another stray who, after being fixed, only shows up occassionally. | Neutered |  |
| Turtle | A feral torti cat, she was trapped a few days after her four 4-week-old kittens were captured. Turtle nursed the kittens for two weeks, then was spayed. She's not as skittish as she originally was, and will come close for food, but won't let anyone pet her. | Spayed |  |
| Crazy | Short for "Crazy Eyes", she's a slightly crossed-eyed feral cat. Very wary, and won't let humans get close, even with food. | Unknown, won't go in the trap |  |
| Dirty White Cat | Feral tomcat, he's borrowed some lives beyond his nine. He's shown up with injured legs, abcesses, missing patches of fur, and bleeding from various wounds--yet he always heals. Acts like a transient human wino. | Intact, too smart to be trapped. Goes in trap, eats food, lies down, doesn't trip trigger plate. |  |
| Little Turtle | Feral torti cat, daughter of Turtle. Was pregnant when trapped and spayed. Has congenital degenerative colloidal skin disease that cause fifty-cent-piece sized patch of skin to tear off neck. It took two surgeries and five weeks for her to recover. Doing well now, however. | Spayed |  |
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