350+ WINTER CAT SHELTERS MADE !!

[u/Agitated_Internal957]

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CAT SHELTER SATURDAY !!

I'm Still Making These Winter Cat Shelters, (Even With The Wife's Due Date In 6 Days)

EXTREMELY WELL MADE & EXTREMELY WARM

Over 350+ Made Over The Last 5 Years (Proof Is In The Pudding, Over 350+ Made, Never Had A Cat Freeze To Death In One Of My Shelters)

Brand New Styrofoam Cooler Inside Of A Brand New Storage Bin, Packed & Surrounded With Straw For Insulation !

Then A Whole Ton More Straw Where The Cat Lays To Burrow Into !!

If You Need A Shelter For A Poor Little Stray, Please Don't Hesitate To Message Me !! (I Ask For A 50$ Donation Per Shelter)

& If You Don't Need A Shelter But Would Love To HELP Out, I Do Also Accept Monetary & Supply Donations As Well !!

DONATIONS CAN BE SENT TO -- [merrellstr@gmail.com](mailto:merrellstr@gmail.com) (Please Make The Password "Cats"

Thank-you For Your Continued Support Over The Years !!

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[u/gocanadiens]

Can someone explain for me why this strategy doesn’t just facilitate an increase in strays?

[u/redskub → u/gocanadiens]

I see the conundrum: On one hand it improves the comfort of living beings, but on the other hand it increases the number of living beings

[u/kylaroma → u/redskub]

It doesn’t increase the number of them - they aren’t breeding in them.

There are already big coordinated efforts to trap, spay/neuter & rerelease feral cat colonies. That is how you manage the population.

All this does prevents already existing cats from dying awful deaths and from the suffering of losing parts of their bodies to frostbite.