Get them neutered and also get them a forever home, preferably yours.
Very cute cats.
Local shelter's got our area lined up for a TnR operation. In the meantime, same SOP for that kitten - I'll take him in once he no longer needs as much milk, and I'll pay for his immunization until somebody takes him. Aside from free milk, the other reason why I haven't brought him in is he enjoys the garden too much. Runs around everywhere then jumps on people's feet, then runs back into the bushes. Even my aunt plays with him every morning, sort of. She chases him with her hose without actually hitting him, then stops, then he runs back out onto the driveway asking for more, then they repeat it until the kitten gets tired and crawls back into my side of the property. He still sleeps in the same basket and the tomcat up there stays near him (until the mom comes and drives him away).
I really want to take them in but I've reescued and neutered enough older cats, plus some younger ones I didn't adopt out because the older ones were too fond of them, that 1) I'm spending a lot of cash on their food, and 2) I'm a few cats away from going on Animal Hoarders. For the past year it's all "Hey people I found this little guy blah blah blah I'll pay for his immunization and de-worming if you pick him up at my vet blah blah blah" FB posts. One of them I brought to a friend's house in my Mazda, then went to her vet later day in the family Lexus LS. Talk about a "better life" when they get adopted out! Another one went to my friend's farm, but actually she locks him up in the country home because she's paranoid about King Cobras (I've told her they're north of Manila but she won't take chances). When she's in the city their farm chief's wife takes care of the cats (and they have a few more in their house downtown).
I've been told to post in a local cat owner group with a FB page, but I'm apprehensive given the sorts of posts I see from some people. Generally a lot of them spot what I'd consider a serious condition on the cat, like yellow skin and Mountain Dew-yellow pee, and instead of taking the cat to the vet, they post on the FB page
asking if it's serious. What, people - I've picked up sick stray cats (not just the kittens), put them in a cage and in my car (parasites be damned, I fumigate afterwards), and brought them to the vet at the animal shelter and later neutering/spaying. I didn't pick up kittens so they'd get worse medical care in a new home than if they lived in the neighborhood and showed up sick or injured at my door. Unfortunately I'm running out of landed gentry friends to send out cats to (unless I specify they should let them loose in the farm to hunt rats), and my capitalist friends have half a dozen rescue shorthairs or pure breds at home already.
The box fits him well. If I opted for the regular size box then yes even he would have not fit it.
