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Never attempt to touch a conscious feral/stray cat. Do not stick fingers into traps or carriers containing cats. Both cats and kittens may bite. Always wear heavy gloves when handling stray or feral cats.
Ensure cats are secured in a carrier or cage at all times during transport. Don't allow any cat to roam free in a vehicle.
Ensure that you understand the operation of any equipment used during trapping and transport to avoid injury to yourself or animals.
Do not open traps or carriers during transport. A cat can easily escape into your car or outside and get lost or killed.
Transport cats directly to their destination, never leaving any animals in an enclosed vehicle alone.
Report all scratches, bites, and escapes to KCPCR directors first and immediately after they happen. If you should be bitten by a cat (or any animal caught in the trap), the bite should be examined by a doctor within 24 hours.
I understand that working with live animals can involve risk of injury, and I assume all risk associated with my volunteer activities with KCPCR.
KCPCR cats are indoor-only and must be kept in a heated and cooled portion of your home at all times, except during transport.
If additional training or information is needed, seek it from one of the KCPCR directors or their designated assignees.
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