prompt: How can I trap a community cat that needs TNR? Please make a couple of suggestions with some specific details.
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chosen.content: How can I trap a community cat that needs TNR? Please make a couple of suggestions with some specific details.
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chosen.content: Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is the humane & effective approach to taking care of community cats. The process is to trap the unsterilized cats, get them spayed or neutered, and then return them to their original outside neighborhood. There are only a few ways to trap a cat.
  
  Humane trap - A humane trap is a rectangular cage-like trap. Bait the trap for several days at a typical feeding time for the cat, draping a towel or sheet over it. After the cat is used to going in and eating, set the trap. Use especially pungent food for bait like warm chicken or fish. When the cat gets to the back of the trap for food, stepping on the "trip plate" sets off the trap. Be sure to check the trap every hour if possible, and make sure the trap isn't exposed to the elements like direct sun or rain.
  
  Drop trap - Some cats become trap savvy after being exposed to the humane trap. Another option is a drop-trap, where a box is propped up on a stick with a rope attached. Food is placed at the far edge of the box. When the cat comes to eat, the rope is pulled, yanking away the stick and dropping the trap. Cover the box with a sheet or towel. The door of the box is centered with the door of the humane trap, and the cat will quickly move to the humane trap, believing it is an exit. Now the cat can be transferred.
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rejected.content: How can I trap a community cat that needs TNR? Please make a couple of suggestions with some specific details.
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