Scientists Develop New Birth Control for Female Cats--No Surgery Necessary

[Random Boomer]

17. I could really use this right now

Our neighborhood, and especially my block, is overrun with feral/stray cats and few people here can afford to spay/neuter even the animals they (loosely) consider to be their own.

A few doors down from us, a neighbor started feeding some stray kittens (as we've done in the past, as well). They grew up and now both have a litter of kittens living under his porch. My wife and I have discussed paying for the two females to get fixed (they would be relatively easy to catch), but we have nowhere to keep them while they recover from surgery. Our house is already full with the six local cats we've rescued (and neutered). And even if we get the two mother cats fixed, some of those kittens are going to survive, and we can't afford the cost of neutering another 1/2 dozen cats.

One shot each, no recovery room needed? Sign me up!