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I took a bag of cat food to the "gate cat". She doesn't have a name.
She's a small, long-haired black feral who is part of the TNR colony.
She shows up every day to be fed. She's been coming around there for
more than 8 years. Totally feral, won't let anyone touch her nor will
she enter the building. She visits for kibble and water then goes off
to wherever it is she goes to hunt (likely marsh rats and lizards) and
then to sleep. She's pretty... but completely wild.

Jill
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From Newsgroup: rec.pets.cats.anecdotes

In article <3j_PI.656$B8.584@fx19.iad>,
jmcquown <j_mcquown@comcast.net> wrote:

I took a bag of cat food to the "gate cat". She doesn't have a name.
She's a small, long-haired black feral who is part of the TNR colony.
She shows up every day to be fed. She's been coming around there for
more than 8 years. Totally feral, won't let anyone touch her nor will
she enter the building. She visits for kibble and water then goes off
to wherever it is she goes to hunt (likely marsh rats and lizards) and
then to sleep. She's pretty... but completely wild.

Jill

It's lovely that she's been coming for food all that time. A shame she
won't interact though.

Judith
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Judith Latham
Stourbridge, West Midlands. UK.
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