There are often groups who will assist with spaying and neutering feral cats without charging you an arm and a leg. Are you in the U.S.?

@Blindbird That's how I'm doing it. I'm going to trap the two older ones when they stop nursing. I'm hoping the two babies will be use to me so I can just take them in.

@Blindbird I live in north Texas. My main problem is distance. I'd have to do it probably two at a time. It would be closer to take them into southern Oklahoma to a feral friendly vet. My town doesn't have one. The closest in Texas I communicated with, filled out their questionnaires and I haven't heard back. I'm willing to spend some money, but not $170+ per animal. The males would be less, though. Some are friendly enough to pick up. Others are Feral with a capital "F". One got in the house and I had to catch him in a cage. He was probably 4-5 months old and wild. He was mad about being in that cage.

We have several no kill shelters around here. If I need to I'll give them a call.

I'm really hoping to bring in the kittens; the older ones won't even let me pet them. The problem I may have is that I have a dog that hates cats. Funny thing though; she's the one that got my attention about the kitten. She kept going in and out of the house like I was supposed to be following her. When I finally went to the front door, she was nudging the kitten.

Poor kitten, she was soaking wet (it was raining) and cold. I brought her in and bundled her up in my lap to warm her up while my dog watched over her. I'm VERY proud of my Delila for not eating the kitten.

We've got 2 condos inside along with beds, huts & 'cozy areas'. Also have 1 condo outside with beds, mini-huts, a 'fort' & little mats. Seems I'm working towards that extreme!!!!

@kiramea ?

We all know this picture is bull...Youd spend an entire week putting this set up together and the cats would only sit in the boxes. Lol