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Be afraid Pummy
...be very afraid !

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Ha ha. Pummy is going to have a fit

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These are feral cats and kittens that I feed daily, I took this pic this morning at around 04.30 am

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They are absolutely gorgeous Malcolm. Nice of you to do that.

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Years ago, whilst playing near Warwick Castle woods, my two sisters and myself found a most beautiful kitten. We took it home and asked our mother if we could keep it. She said we could but we soon changed our minds when it attacked us scratching us badly.
It was then l first heard the word 'feral' and lots of feral cats lived in the woods. We had to take it back!

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Good on yer Malcolm. That's a great thing to do. That one in the middle has just been told about Pummy.

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Well done from me too Malcolm!
That one in the middle is hopefully a witches cat, casting spells over Pummy as we type!

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That's very kind of you Malcolm but can you be even kinder and see if you can get them neutered several organisations will do feral free, it will be a huge weight of their minds in years to come not to have to worry about feeding further kittens.

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The Devil's spawn.
How about an airtight box attached to a gas pipe.
That'll stop the breeding.

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Yes you can contact the CPL and they will trap and neuter the cats and as long as they are being fed they will put them back . They take the tip off the left ear of ferals to indicate they are neutered . Some of the younger kittens might be able to be tamed .