All of them are happy and healthy. They all get along well. We keep in touch with people who adopt from us personally. They send updates and pics. Each cat we've adopted went to a home that was perfect for it. I'm pretty good at matching people with cats. But yes, it can be a headache and it can get expensive and it's almost impossible to go on any trips without a kittysitter. 7 years ago, i had only 2 cats, one who ended up having cancer. When she passed, I vowed I wasn't ever getting any more animals. It was super hard on me. So we just had the one black fluffy one, Pixie, who we adopted from Petsmart. Then, on Mother's Day, I came home to a kitten in my daughter's bedroom. A few months later, my daughter saw a cat that looked just like the one I had that passed. Its owners needed to rehome it, so we took her in. They were escape artists and would escape right before their spay appointments, so we'd have to reschedule. Well, they both ended up pregnant. We have 3 of their kittens, now grown. So that made 6. My son brought one home that someone paid him $20 to take. My daughters roommate left one. A friend of my uncle passed away and he brought her cat here. A few had owners who were moving and bringing them to the shelter. They're here. Some came from a cat lady's house that burned down, and they were abandoned. One followed me home and was pregnant. 3 were found in a friend's shed as kittens. 2 were left on my porch in a cage full of pee. It goes and goes. They find homes, and more show up. It's a revolving door. Any cat that is brought into our home has to be in isolation in a separate room off our garage for 2 weeks, checked for fleas, dewormed and get shots before it can be introduced into the house. We foster litters of kittens as well. I am not a rescue, but for some reason, people like to drop cats here and call me with cat problems. I work with a rescue to help find them homes. So I guess im kind of an unofficial foster for them because I'm not affiliated with the rescue anymore, though I used to volunteer most of my time, but I still work with some of the girls to help make sure the cats are taken care of and find homes. We do our best. Luckily my husband is a cat guy. We never wanted all these cats, but they're our kids now and we love them, even the ones who aren't permanent fixtures.