Do feral cats voluntarily come into people's homes?

Moreover, their behavior toward humans can change 100%, if you are patient. It takes time for a truly feral cat to adjust to people and to living indoor. read more

It takes time for a truly feral cat to adjust to people and to living indoor. (feral=unfamiliar with humans, terrified of humans.) It took about a year and a half to convert "Chester,” a starving feral I discovered living under a foreclosed home nearby, to living indoors. read more

It's possible to tame some feral cats, but not others. You have a better chance of taming a feral kitten than a grown cat, but I've done both. You can train a feral cat to use a litter box and not shred furniture - but it's still feral until you socialize it. read more

Feral cat experts say you'll need lots of patience to convert a wild thing into a purring pet — but it's worth it. You’ll need it while working with your cat or kitten in your home, and you’ll need it in realizing that every formerly feral animal comes around at his own speed and the process cannot be rushed. read more