When I go outside my house I get hissed at and growled at by a feral momma cat. She first showed up pregnant over two months ago. At that time I did not know if she was pregnant or bloated from eating bad food, but she looked very hungry, so I gave her food and water daily.... and a couple months later, she brought her kittens to my backyard. I built a hobo-camp with a space heater under the truck to help them stay warm on the cold nights and to give them a place to hide from predators. The kittens never hiss and growl at me! Maybe they will be friendly.

But I didn't go out looking for more cats. They just showed up.... like the vagrant rooster who came from across the street earlier this year and never went back.

http://filsofia.com/share/20251115-feral-cats-and-the-vagrant-rooster.mp4

There is quite a variety in the markings of the coats from just one litter of siblings. None of the kittens look exactly like their momma, who is almost all black. Three of the kittens have a considerable amount of white color in their fur. The other two kittens are tabbies. There could be at least two different male cats involved in producing this litter.



The momma cat continues to stick her tongue out.

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The hobo truck camp is making use of an all-electric Ford Ranger that no longer works. I prayed years ago, and continue to pray, that the Lord would restore it. The Great Gospel of John (Jakob Lorber) says he restored a ship for a man, using miraculous power, so I believe the Lord does perform miracles like this. And I would like to use the truck for good deeds, to help others, and to be free from using petroluem products as fuel.

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I would have liked to use the rooster's audio in a video made before he began living here: Row Your Boat - In A Dream