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December 15, 2008
Neighborhood Cats, with funding from PetSmart Charities, has teamed
up with software developer
Juicy Orange,
to develop a generic, easy-to-administer feral cat website and
database. No more waiting (or hoping!) for web-savvy volunteers to
update your site or post new articles. If you know how to use
Microsoft Word or a similar word processing program, now you can do
it yourself in real time. By adding the database, you can also have
caretakers remotely input their colony information and then track
your TNR program's results.
The
website offers the following pages which you'll be able to populate
with your own content: Home, About, Info, Events, Links, Donate and
Contact Us. In addition, a direct login to the database, if you want
that function, is featured on the site's home page. A sample site
can be viewed at this link:
www.feralcatdatabase.com.
The administrative side
of the site is where you would input your content and view any
collected data. To see the administrative side of the sample site,
go to:
www.feralcatdatabase.com/admin and enter "admin@feralcatdatabase.com"
for the requested email, and "admin" for the requested password
(without the quotes). Be sure to check out the Instructions page to
quickly learn how to use the many functions offered.
The website/database
combination is available for a one-time setup fee of $500, then
hosting on JuicyOrange's server at a cost of $30/month. You can
order the website or database by themselves as stand-alones if you
prefer. There would be the same $500 setup fee and hosting would be
$20/month. For an order form,
click here.
Note: Check out our newly updated "Recommended
Traps and Equipment" page!
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