REDUCE THE STRAY CAT POPULATION BY SPAYING YOUR CAT Did you know that every un-spayed female cat and her offspring might produce up to 420,000 kittens over a seven-year period?2. Today, you will realize the effect un-spayed cats can have on increasing the number of the stray feline population.3. Almost everyone has a stray cat roaming the neighborhood, and should be concerned. Stray cats can spread diseases, and are a menace to society. In order to keep our neighborhoods clean and safe; everyone needs to address this issue.A. I have encountered this problem myself.1. When I lived in an apartment, I lived next door to a couple who refused to spay their two female cats. a. Clint and Tracy didn’t think their cats would be the same if they had them spayed, so they never had them fixed.b. Their two female cats produced a constant steam of kittens.c. At least two times a year, their cats were pregnant, and had anywhere from 3 to 9 kittens at a time.2. Each times the kittens were born; they would just as quickly disappear. This made me really suspicious.a. So, I decided to adopt one of their kittens, and ask how they had gotten rid of the others so quickly.b. I was shocked when Tracy told me, they would drive the kittens they weren’t able to give away to the river, and let them go wild.c. When I remembered all the liters of cute little kittens that had been born year after year, only to become wild, diseased strays, I was astonished.B. Unfortunately, my neighbors are not the only people lacking in responsibility, and willing to burden society with their unwanted cats.1. In the same great apartment, I also encountered another stray cat situation.a. A pregnant, wild cat decided to make her home in my backyard. She quickly had her kittens, and just as swiftly abandoned them, leaving me with two tiny kittens that thought of my backyard as home. I did end up adopting one of the kittens, and gave the other to a frien...