I still have to take domestic cats that people drop off to the “no kill” shelter because the ferals won’t share territory or food. They are true “prides” and they live under survival rules. Any kittens that prove to be friendly go for adoption, but there is a very high kitten mortality rate from parasites and fireants.
OWL, she actually has very cute markings, but I doubt she will ever be a friend to humans.
]]>And yes, keep the cats out of the engine. A friend of mine’s husband went bonkers in retirement and began to leave tons of food out for the feral cats. (They had more than 20 hanging out at one point). She had one get caught in the belts of the car when she started it one morning.
(She was diligent about banging the car hood before she started it after that. She was also very adept at catch and release to fix them, but they were too …quick… in the propagating department).
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