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**goolen4you** · 09-21-2012, 08:06 PM

I live in an agricultural areas so we have both feral and domestic cats around. The population is stable and they do a good job of controlling the rodent population so there is no need to neuter them. I had a different family last year and by spring, they all moved to a different territory. These new kittens will probably spend winter around the house and I usually treat them with left over meat. They eat absolutely everything. So less garbage to roll out on the curb.
Winter is very hard here so not all cats will survive into spring.
Earlier this week, I saw mom followed by her four kittens showing them a safe way to drink in the river that runs beside my house. In a month or so, she'll probably be gone leaving them to fend for themselves.

09-21-2012, 08:06 PM	#6
goolen4you Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 447 Senior Member	I live in an agricultural areas so we have both feral and domestic cats around. The population is stable and they do a good job of controlling the rodent population so there is no need to neuter them. I had a different family last year and by spring, they all moved to a different territory. These new kittens will probably spend winter around the house and I usually treat them with left over meat. They eat absolutely everything. So less garbage to roll out on the curb. Winter is very hard here so not all cats will survive into spring. Earlier this week, I saw mom followed by her four kittens showing them a safe way to drink in the river that runs beside my house. In a month or so, she'll probably be gone leaving them to fend for themselves.
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