Man these guys can eat. Each and everyone of these guys used to run when I opened the patio door.
Morning feeding time
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I'm guessing you don't have a mole or vole problem. 
I’m surprised I see a chipmunk once in awhile in my backyard but not like I used to. Lol.
There could be a hundred cats by the end of winter, give or take a few.
It might be a good idea to contact Purina to see about buying food by the bulk 1000# 2000# ? lol
Those are some good looking cats.
It might be a good idea to contact Purina to see about buying food by the bulk 1000# 2000# ? lol
Those are some good looking cats.
They know where their bread is buttered. lol
That's quite the Mouse Squad. I think I count eight of them?
ragtopfury
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And I opened this thread, expecting to see one of your WallyWorld babes at the feeding trough.
383Duster
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That’s quite a collection
LocuMob
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How long until they are all indoor cats? Quite the change in attitude in the last few months.
The local place I donate to and post about some of the injuries they address has a one cat per day Monday through Wednesday feral cat fixing. I think it’s 60.00 for males and like 75.00 for females. They aren’t doing it this coming week but I hope to address this issue the week after. I have my eye on Bandit (year old male) on of the small back kittens, and one of the Torties. We shall see how that plan goes. Bandit although a year old has walked right in. I just have to watch because until I get them checked out I don’t really want them close to my two inside cats. Hemi was a Feral too and has been inside over 10 years.
The orange cat above has a tipped ear which means it was a feral that was fixed and released. Please get all those cats fixed or you will have a big problem in a short time. If you cant afford it you may be able to find a rescue group that will give discount pricing or even do it for free.
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