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Rehoming him to a backyard would involve him being in a cage for 3-4 weeks (that I would supply) so he knows where his new home is and won’t run away when released – he would live in your yard and get used to noises, dogs, kids, etc. After 3-4 weeks he can be released and you will need to continue to feed him and provide water.

Please let me know ASAP if you have a backyard and can help!

The feral situation at the shelters is very sad.  They come in terrified and have no hope…and are killed once their holding period is up.  We will pay to have them spayed or neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and have their ear tipped (universal sign that they are fixed).  Then, we will set up a cage that the cats will live in for 3-4 weeks so that they realize that your yard is their new home.  After they are released, you will just have to give them food and water.  

Please contact Cyndi at cdzacko@hotmail.com or 310-721-5802 if you can help!

If you can help with any of the rehoming fees (shelter pull fee, food, litter (rehoming supplies), transport then please see below on ways to donate:

If you can help with ANY amount, you can either pay pal my account (cdzacko@hotmail.com) via www.paypal.com or please send a check to: 

Cyndi Zacko 223 Gull St Manhattan Beach, CA 90266

If you need a tax deductible receipt, you can donate through Stray Cat Alliance: You can donate by mailing a check or going online.  Stray Cat Alliance will then mail you a receipt for your donation.  To donate by check:

1) Make donation to Stray Cat Alliance

2) In the part of the check, write “CARSON CATS”

3) Mail check to The Stray Cat Alliance, P.O. Box 661277, Los Angeles, CA 90066 

To donate online: 

1) Go to https://app.etapestry.com/hosted/StrayCatAlliance/OnlineGiving.html

2) After entering your credit card information, be sure to write “CARSON CATS” in the comments before submitting

Thank You!!