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Did you read the news about residents in Portugal’s Valongo donating their old washing machines to build cat shelters? Or the one where the people of Malta are setting up feeding stations and cat houses? And cat colonies being actively set up by volunteers in Toronto?
The world is changing its perspective towards feral cats. While we generally club stray, feral, wild, and outdoor varieties under one umbrella, the words exist to describe starkly different types of felines.
Any cat who does not socialise and is un-owned , lives outdoors and avoids human touch is a feral cat. Owing to their characteristics of not mixing with people and their untameable spirits, feral cats have a tough life. But in the past few years, people have been opening up their homes and hearts for their feral and stray friends. Let s take a journey across the world looking at various interesting cat-oriented projects.