8 to 9 unsertilized cats near my neighbourhood.

Jennifer say:




Yesterday, sister received news that there are 8 to 9 unsertilized cats near our area. Sister contacted a cat lover, S whom said that she will be asking vincent to help trap those cats for sterilization.

I am not familiar with the area there. So sister and I decided to check on how bad was the situation there yesterday.

While we were walking toward the carpark with the cat problem, we meet 3 friendly cats at another block. I then recognised one of the cats to be 'kang kang'. Kang Kang is another abandoned cat that appeared in our area last dec. Mum gave the new cat that name, Kang Kang as he is found in the Econ minimkt in front of our area's main road.

Kang Kang is very friendly - he is so friendly that he was relocated from his hideout many times. He was initially in the mini mkt area..then he shifted to the opposite block (there is a big road seperating the two blocks so obivously someone had carried Kang kang there), sister then took Kang Kang back to the minimkt as Kang Kang is too close to the bus-stop.Then Kang Kang appeared at our area's small park playground.

Kang Kang will disappeared for many days before reappearing again. Yesterday was the first time i saw Kang Kang after more than 10 days. This time, Kang Kang appeared at many blocks away from the last place he appeared in. (the playground).

Some idiot cut poor Kang Kang's whisker. Kang Kang seem to recognise us when we called him. I took him up and hug her. Then another girl, H appeared and said hi to us. H said that she only fed the cats in her block but we were happy to chat to her.

We then left Kang Kang to check on the carpark behind the CC. We did saw around 6 cats - all unsterilized. The cats were quite hungry as they were eating rubbish that people had throw down from their kitchen unit. One of the reason why the carpark's cats were complained is also because of the litter in this area. But from what i had seen, i think the rubbish were throw from the kitchen down to the ground below. Then the cats will come to eat the rubbish. It is not because there are feeders around leaving food. There may be feeders but we did not seen anyone yesterday. I also seen a familiar male cat(Dua-Tao) that was unsterilized. This male cat used to stay in our block nearby before he shifted to the carpark. Our cat, sweetie used to be good friend with him before we 'kidnapped' sweetie from her sweetheart.


Auntie L had said that the cat is too old so cannot sterilized. I wonder if it is true - old cat do not need to sterilized but can still mate with females? I find Auntie L explanation ironic. As a cat lover that is active in sterilizing cats, Auntie L had told me that old cats will not need to be sterilized as they may died. Yet, those old male cats are mating around in the area,reproducing little male cats.

S had known of this situation here after sister called her. S will be arranging with her vet for sterilization those cats. I hope Dua tao will also be trapped. Despite of Auntie L's theory, i still think that duo tao need to stop shifting his territory to find new wives and becoming father of little homeless small dua tao(male) and xiao tao(female).