Why do feral cats have small plastic boxes in their cages? This looks inhumane to live in.
These boxes best serve feral cats that would otherwise be pole captured and often traumatized. The cats are free to move in and out of the boxes to within the cage as they please. Feral cats like the solitude this provides. The boxes also serve the cat well in transporting out for daily cage cleaning, feeding and watering. The boxes eliminate injuries to the cats and staff. These boxes are far more humane than just the cage alone and are much less stressful on the cats

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1. Are you a “no kill” Animal Shelter and do you alert the public of significant possibility euthanasia can occur on certain animals?
2. Can the animal shelter improve the look and content of the shelter's website?
3. Does the animal shelter accept credit cards for payments?
4. How are animals euthanized?
5. How do you verify if the animals that are euthanized are dead?
6. How often are Veterinarians and Veterinarian Technicians on duty?
7. Is there follow-up reporting indicating the day an animal was admitted to the sick room for treatment, the day the animal was released from the sick room, and the status of the animal?
8. What is the main purpose of the animal shelter?
9. What is the policy on holding animals for 7 days?
10. What techniques are used to determine if a cat is truly feral?
11. When is the best time to stop by the animal shelter?
12. Who attends the animals and administers their medications on Sundays / Holidays?
13. Who can and can’t visit the sick room?
14. Why are Rescuers not allowed in the sick room?
15. Why are sick cats not placed in the sick room?
16. Why do feral cats have small plastic boxes in their cages? This looks inhumane to live in.
17. Why does the shelter not notify rescuers and applicants of animals on the last resort list or return their calls for a status update?
18. Why isn't there better directions and better signage for the animal shelter?