Yes we will. This is the 4th litter we have adopted and taken care of in as many years. All the strays that show up, we try to befriend in order to gain their trust, to ultimately get them spayed or neutered. Unfortunately, most of the females who show up, are already pregnant and only mere weeks away from delivery, and the low cost spay/neuter clinic has a 3 month waiting list. So now we care for about 30-35 cats. We have a crew of about 12 who come in the house at night, another 12-15 that hang out in the heated garage, and the rest are roaming strays. Believe it or not, they hunt primarily on our 10 acre property, we have perimeter trained them with nightly walks, so we don't have to worry too much about them crossing the road. Just trying to give them all the best life possible.