/r/trashcats
What are TrashCats? I think it's a cute name for our lovely opossums!
A subreddit dedicated to cute pictures, interesting facts, questions, and anything else about o/possums!
Most staff are knowledgeable about opossums and can often help or refer you for help if you have questions about our precious TrashCats.
Thanks!
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/r/trashcats
i touched it
They were fussin over the four pieces of kibble the ferals left behind.
Hello!! Me and my family are absolute animal lovers, so we were delighted to learn that we had a young opposum eating our cat food! But lil fella keeps coming around. I think he's on his own, he's pretty small but not a baby. We're just a little worried that he's getting SO CLOSE to humans (he is in our attached garage, basically IN OUR HOUSE). We live in the suburbs and there's a lot of stray cats (he only had access to our garage bc we shelter a stray out there. our stray is scared of him but i worry other cats might hurt him). We were wondering if it might be better to try and catch him in a cat trap? I don't think there's any wildlife rehabs near where we live (Wilmington, Delaware). Is it harmful if we just release him into a more forested area? Like, does he have an opposum mama or a little burrow that he wants to return to? Would seperating him from his enviornment harm him? I wanna do what's best for this lil dude, and I don't think being near people, cars, stray cats, and off-leash dogs fits the bill. Thanks for advice everyone <3