I have 3.
I have two cats. Owen who I got first, he is 11 months almost and a year on Christmas. He is just the best cat, apart from occasionally jumping on kitchen counters when he know she he isn’t isnt supposed to. He was a little hyper at first but now he is the best. He’s very nosy and interested in everything. Loves kids, other dogs, other cats, and most people. He likes to pick on my mom and only acts up when it’s just him and her which I find hilarious. My second cat is my little Sofia who is about 2 months. I rescued her. I wasn’t looking for another cat but someone find her under there house and because of her age and the fact they had another cat who wasn’t taking well to her they couldn’t keep her. They thought she was about 6 weeks, but in reality she was 3 or 4. I named her Sofia because she’s a little princess so its Princess Sofia. She’s super demanding and is a little fighter. Since I got her she had worms and she has a super sensitive tummy and etc but she doesn’t let that stop her from being playful, energetic, and adventurous. She loves to eat and is super sassy. She bosses her big brother around even if he’s much larger then she is. She no longer has worms and her sensitive stomach is getting much better since I found the right food for her. Much love to anyone else who loves there fur babies as much as I love my Owen and Sofia.
Why not do TNR on the feral cats?My city went to "official" no-kill city status a few years back and allows 6 cats and 6 dogs. I can afford 3 cats and 2 dogs. Currently I have 3 cats (took on 2 additions this year) and 1 dog.
The backyard is usually crawling with homeless feral cats, especially in the Spring. I suppose that someone could call animal control and say that they are my cats, or my neighbor's cats, or just about anyone's cats if they just had too much free time on their hands and wanted to pick a fight with someone.
I did on the one feral I'm feeding and had to lie about where she was trapped. The city offers free TNR if you don't live in my county, and the county offers free TNR if you don't live in the corner of the county which got annexed by the city.Why not do TNR on the feral cats?