The Association For Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has given a 30,000. dollar grant to our Central Oklahoma Humane Society which will enable them to sterilize a number of colonies of feral cats.

Ted and I had adopted a feral female on the farm. Evidently she was pregnant at the time because she gave birth to three kittens. One was a long haired siamese, one
was a black and white socks cat and the other was the tortoise shell like her mother. I remember that when I first handled the kittens that the little things hissed at me. By the time their eyes opened they liked human contact.

The article in the Oklahoman states that the feral cats are not adoptable and that they do not meow which seemed very
strange to me. Does it mean they only meow because we talk to them?

Trap-neuter-release programs have located 350 colonies of
feral cats. They reproduce so fast..five to six litters
per year...that the humane society is always busy. I want
to volunteer at the Humane Society when Ted gets to feeling
better.