They’re scrappy, savvy, and don’t want a forever home, they are home. Most of the mamas and toms run this lane. Just because they’re antisocial does NOT mean they’re dangerous, rabid or mean.

Used to have people, now they don’t.
They might come up to you, meow, or act like they remember what a bed feels like. Some could go back indoors if they’re lucky. Others settle into outdoor life and join the Homies.

Under 4 months? You might still have time to socialize ‘em. 

Past that? They start acting feral fast.
TNR is the best way to keep kittens from having more kittens. Fix one cat now, stop hundreds later.

These are the real ones. Street cats who live outdoors without a human to call their own. If you see a cat with a clipped ear? That’s your sign they’ve been fixed, vaccinated, and aren’t part of the overpopulation problem. Paco-approved.