They have been with me for about 6 years. They know the routines and are comfortable with they way they live. Morgan is quite friendly but I'm keeping him with the rest of the former ferals to be an example. Most feral adults do not get over their feral instincts. They are wild, not domesticated animals.

They had nowhere else to go and their colonies were being removed. And I also take in ferals from my own property because I don’t want a colony here. They are all fixed and their offspring adopted out to good homes. The kittens who didn’t get adopted and those with health issues we keep as our pets. We are not a rescue so everything was out of our own pockets. We also don’t collect adoption fees. We just adopted out to friends and trusted friends of friends.

Rupert, Colin, and Morgan came from the same feral colony. Breeze and Juliette (anti social and not in the fur pile) are sisters from yet another colony. Turtle I trapped roaming my property while pregnant (she’s the mom of my black cat Salem). It’s interesting that they get along with each other so well and have for over 6 years.

@graceylou that's nice. My cats all came from shelters so they didn't know each other when they were younf

@CtoJustinC Some of my other cats (the social ones in the gen pop) don't get along with each other. Just lke people we don't always get along with others all the time.