Flint-Hill says: We live on a farm in Pennsylvania, where we do what we can for a dozen or so
feral and semiferal cats. We make sure they have access to food and fresh water 365 days a year, treat them for worms and Coccidia twice a year, and provide heated dogloos inside the barn in the wintertime. As a result, the ones who live on our property are or at least appear to be healthy. Angel Face is one of our barn cats, a tiny and friendly kitty who, like most of her tribe, is a fierce fighter when she has to be. This year Angel gave birth to Max and Maven. She brought them down to the house and raised them under a rainfly we pitched in the shrubbery before taking them back to the feral life a few weeks later. Max is now a handsome adolescent who lives in our barn and in the neighboring woods.
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