When I lived in Las Vegas our HOA began having a feral cat problem. We traced it to a house where a lady named Rose lived. She never neutered/spayed her cats and let them roam free. When she died the house was sold and the cats were on their own. Several neighbors and, of course, me took notice and action. Long story short the neighborhood eventually had between 14 to 20 cats and they were happily reproducing. The trap/neuter/spay/release program was just beginning. From 2004 to 2015, we were diligent in our efforts. We found a Vet that would help us at cost. Around 2012 we realized we had been successful. The colony was contained. Many kittens were adopted, all were vaccinated, dental work done. I truly believe we had a healthy and, finally, controlled colony. It took us years. So keep up the great work and little Gwyn will soon be a very happy girl.

Today was a strange day because it was so feline free, outside.

But tonight her siblings didn't dash off when I stood by the window, which is a good sign. If I could get all three, I'd be ecstatic.

And healing vibes to kitten's eye. 💓💓💓