Cat cam!

See the bee on the "lip" of the cup of tuna?

Must see TV (actually, this is video input to the computer).
Here, kitty, kitty, kitty...

Still no sight of the kittens, but Ed and I are having fun with the camera Ed rubber-banded to the trap.

We're going to try for about a week and then return the trap. We can always get it back, if we need it. I'm discouraged that we can't get the kittens, but Ed points out that getting Mama Cat spayed will prevent perhaps thousands of unwanted kittens from being born. He also reminds me that we can't save them all, even if we had all the money in the world. I wish I could.

Rebecca, Cat Wrangler

Today, Ed and I started trapping a mother cat and her kittens. (We think there are four babies, but we're not sure.) We're going to get them spayed/neutered and either adopt them out or release them back in our neighborhood. (Believe it or not, with feral cats, this is the best option if they're not able to be tamed.)

Ed put a camera on the back of the trap and we watched on t.v. After a slight "tweak" we trapped Mama Cat in about five minutes. Here's a picture I took of the t.v. image of Cat Cam. Loving the digital camera.