What to do.....??

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You're probably right - your home has been marked as a possible cat 
haven. I know because my family has always been a magnet for 
wandering cats & kittens. The latest arrival is a beautiful long-
haired tortie whom I found calmly sitting outside the deck door & 
peering into my dad's kitchen, clearly waiting for someone to greet 
her. Someone had dropped her off at the farm across the street and 
she went looking for a new home which naturally lead her over here. 
How DO they know?

If you are unable or unwilling (not meant to be judgemental) to 
become captain of cat central, your best bet is to find homes for the 
ones who aren't feral. As someone suggested, a no-kill shelter would 
be a preferred option. You could also look at independent animal 
protection groups which arrange adoptions and foster care for pets. 
They also usually get the animals their vaccinations and have them 
spayed/neutered at no cost to you. Vet offices that treat farm 
animals often have lower fees than your average "pet vet" and some 
will also find animals new homes.

If you plan to keep any of the kittens, the first thing to do is have 
a vet check them out. Ticks and especially fleas love little kittens 
because their bodies are so warm. They may also have worms which can 
be passed to other cats. If there's any discharge from the kittens' 
eyes or noses, keep them seperated from Harry. It could be distemper 
which is highly contagious.

Good luck and bless you for caring for those kitties!