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My office is in a converted house and we have a fenced-in backyard. My broker loves cats and any that show up, we (try to) trap and neuter - some get adopted. Most however are returned to us and my broker buys (lots of) food. Recently, we've had an influx of newbies - guess word of regular free food got out . Wet food in the morning, dry food in the afternoon.
Anyway, one of the newbies (a young one herself) presented us with these adorable kittens - so with the kittens, we now have - gulp!! - 15 regulars!
We're trying to catch the mama cat and have her fixed before another litter comes on the scene.
Update:
We found a home for Harry, the orange beauty (was supposed to be Harriet LOL); Ozzie is gorgeous as ever, just bigger and is still part of the rest of the backyard crew. And we couldn't catch Mamacita, the mama cat, before she had another litter . They should be about six weeks old now and we're trying again to catch her (plus the possible perpetrator LOL) and put an end to this procreation cycle.
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wheres da graph
An uncommon sight
. Wet food in the morning, dry food in the afternoon.
