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Once a feral cat is spay/neutered, they are healthier because they’re not fighting, or mating, or marking their territory for mating purposes. Feral cats can co-exist in neighborhoods and communities without being a nuisance as long as they have been fixed and aren’t producing any more litters of kittens.
