1. Contact the local animal protection organization or stray animal shelter. These institutions usually have specialized personnel to receive stray cats and provide them with necessary care and feeding. Of course, it usually takes some time for these institutions to arrive at the site, and the owners need to wait patiently.
If stray cats are healthy and show no signs of injury or illness, their owners can provide them with food and water by themselves. It is suggested to choose a special brand of cat food and avoid using human food, milk, etc. At the same time, the owner should avoid too much contact with stray cats and avoid carrying parasites to harm his health.
3. If the problem of stray cats cannot be solved by themselves, the owner can also try to solve it through community neighborhood committees, property management companies and other channels. Some communities will have special stray cat management policies. Of course, some communities may not be able to provide timely help, so they need to be flexible.
Generally speaking, it takes patience and wisdom to deal with the problem of stray cats in the community. Owners need to take different measures according to the actual situation to avoid adverse effects on themselves and animal health. At the same time, more people need to pay attention to and care about the problem of stray cats and create a better living environment for them.