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Please handle traps with care. In an effort to prevent self-injury, whenever you
handle an occupied trap, wear thick leather gloves. Take all necessary precautions
to avoid being bitten or scratched by any animal.
If you are bitten or scratched by an animal, seek immediate medical
attention from a physician and report the incident to your county's health
department. Do not release the animal who has bitten or scratched you
before receiving instructions from the health department.
Feral cat trappers and caretakers should consider receiving a pre-exposure
series of vaccinations. Contact the health department for further information.
handle an occupied trap, wear thick leather gloves. Take all necessary precautions
to avoid being bitten or scratched by any animal.
If you are bitten or scratched by an animal, seek immediate medical
attention from a physician and report the incident to your county's health
department. Do not release the animal who has bitten or scratched you
before receiving instructions from the health department.
Feral cat trappers and caretakers should consider receiving a pre-exposure
series of vaccinations. Contact the health department for further information.
| PO Box 404, East Aurora, NY 14052 1-888-902-9717 (toll free), www.feralcatfocus.org |