As much as I adore having them here with us, they should have their own home, together!
It will need to allow outdoor access. they are fine with other cats, and I'll bet they could be friends with dogs, too!
The other two I trapped were returned to their colonies.
I was especially happy to get the female with the injured tail! She only showed up every few weeks, and the stars were aligned for sure the night I got her. Used a drop trap, and she was there!! and no one else went into the trap. Animal Fix clinic amputated most of her tail, but happily, they were able to leave enough so that she will not have neurological problems...lots of nerves converge at the base of the tail, and a complete amputation can cause loss of function: incontinence etc. Yay!!
You can see her tipped right ear.. This was taken after spay, flea treatment, chip, and vaccines.
They are loving the life now...still a bit wary, but both purr when stroked. they don't hide in the house. Yesterday was their first say OUT! Stayed on the patio mostly, had a great time, then went back in for a nap.
Yes, they are up for adoption! Together!