Cat Update from the Old Japanese Farm House
🕑 Added 2025-01-25 23:23:30 +0000 UTChttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmjAX16Hx7o
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TheJapanChannel.com
Just finished the "catio" guys. Time to edit many hours of video!
brian g appelt
It's usually done hereabouts as part of a TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) program. Cats, be they strays, abandoned (sadly quite often), or feral will often socialize in little colonies, where volunteers can set traps for them and bring them to volunteer clinics be neutered. This is to prevent their endlessly reproducing more homeless cats to live in privation and suffering. As it's impossible to home them all they are usually returned to the wild. When they're neutered, an ear is "tipped" so that volunteers working the same colony can readily ID those who've already been treated. Luckily for Ed and his family, Tiger adopted them in time!
Brian Mack
Oh, really..!? I'd always thought that was because of a fight they'd been in on the street; an indicator of a hard life. Alright, then. Much better.
Russell Levine
We see it here when a cat has been picked up as a stray.
TheJapanChannel.com
Apprarenly, they do it when they sterilize stray cats here. One side for male and the other for female... we are told.
Russell Levine
When did that ear get clipped?