Do feral cats have a breeding season in spring?

[irisblue]

I'm seeing more new faces.

[hlthe2b]

1. Spring and Fall normal estrus periods for cats--domestic and feral

It would be great if you or someone associated with a TRAP-NEUTER-RETURN program (check with your local shelter) could intervene to prevent the next pregnancy. I don't know where you are, but increasingly this is the advocated strategy for feral cats--that rarely can be socialized enough to adopt. Sad, sad, situation, though for those kittens, statistically speaking.

[irisblue]

2. I'll call cat welfare on Monday.

There is a small all black cat that has been coming by to give cattitude to the dog, who then goes into full dog alert mode. She is playing Princess so hard, it's almost comical.

[ginnyinWI]

3. hope for the kittens if--

--they can be turned in before six weeks old and are socialized by humans.

[hamsterjill]

4. Yes, and warmer weather is making the breeding season longer.

I live in South Texas and we standardly start seeing crops of kittens in February. And that lasts through November. So it's pretty much year round.

I echo the up-posting about TNR. I hope you are successful in getting in touch with the group you mentioned and that future pregnancies can be prevented.

I wish you the best of luck!