Wildlife/Ferel Cat 1. Dog 0.

[In_The_Wind]

Today's project: Replace the screening in the sliding door.

[TexasTowelie]

1. I'm happy that my team is ahead. Go kittehs!

Maybe you can sell tickets to the next round? You'll need a few dollars to pay for repairing your screen door.

[In_The_Wind]

2. The neighbor lady from the house directly behind ours said:

Most of the cats running around our 55+ community are feral.


I thought they belonged to 260 families who live here.
The cats look well fed.
They don't catch any of the birds that visit my 6 bird feeders.

IMO: Someone is feeding 'em, cause they aren't skinny.
They don't look beat up or sick.
No kittens running around.

[TexasTowelie]

3. It sounds like the kittehs got you humans trained well!

Go kittehs go. Rah, rah, rah! :cheerleader: I wonder if they get any cheezburger?

As long as the cats aren't creating any problems they are probably good to keep the rodent population in check.

I have a feeling that you might start seeing the kitties around this month. The last few years I've noticed that the kitties were born in late April or early May so they probably are still being nursed by their mothers. The animal shelters in Texas are near capacity.

[In_The_Wind]

4. Here is the scary part ... the dog didn't rip the screen.

We finished the repair a few hours ago. The screen was ok when Jon partially closed the glass door a little after 1 AM.

[LadyHawkAZ]

5. If the colony's well- fed and cared for,

maybe they got lucky and someone cared enough to TNR. One can always hope.