Welcome to Pet Talk and I hope you stay around and let us know what you decide to do. All of us here love cats and want to improve the quailty of their lives and the only way to do that is to spay/neuter.

There are some here that go out and feed colonies of the ones that people dump, out in the night, in all kinds of weather. Some trap to take and have spayed/neutered and then return to the wild. There are fosters here, that take in the unwanted and just about every foster I know is full to the limit and more fosters are needed all over the country. If you read back, past thread and some of the horror stories, things that happen to the unwanted.. Go read about Birdie

http://67.15.70.205/talk/showthread....ghlight=birdie

Pictures of Birdie early on
http://67.15.70.205/talk/showthread....ghlight=birdie
More pictures of him
http://67.15.70.205/talk/showthread....ghlight=birdie
Here he is now after a lot of nursing from QSL and vet care, in his new home, growing up..
http://67.15.70.205/talk/showthread....ghlight=birdie
Birdie is a poster child for reasons to spay/neuter. Not all cats are lucky as Birdie was to get rescued in time to save them...