What a great story! Chances are if she is declawed, she is also neutered. My experience with ferals is that pregnant ones show up at my doorstep (I feed the outdoor cats daily) because they are looking for regular sources of food. They have their kittens close by so that they can continue to easily feed once they deliver, and it's a convenient way for the mom to teach her kids how to "hunt" (the elusive food bowl). Some of the female ferals in the neighborhood disappear for months at a time, only to show up near delivery time. Hopefully yours is neutered and you won't have to go thru the catch-the-kittens routine.
My hat is off to you! 10 of of 11 of my cats were acquired as strays or ferals. They have all adjusted very well....some need more patience than others, but they do adjust.
My hat is off to you! 10 of of 11 of my cats were acquired as strays or ferals. They have all adjusted very well....some need more patience than others, but they do adjust.