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My boyfriend and I have been taking care of several feral/stray cats over the past year.  I am a college student living Orlando, FL and time and resources have made getting these cats neutered/spayed and vaccinated a slow process, but we're working on it.  One of them has managed to adjust to a happy indoor life inside of our apartment and I had to have one euthanized after a 3 hour trip to an e-clinic for getting into anti-freeze in the parking lot.

I haven't been quick enough in my spay/neuter efforts, and one of my girls had kittens today.  They are an adorable bunch of so-ugly-they're-cute rat creatures, but unfortunately I live in an apartment complex with neighbors who dislike cats, or that I've never said a word to once in living here for 2 years.

Our new Mama cat trusts my boyfriend and I.. enough to round us up and take us to her hours old kittens and show them off but doesn't like other people nearly as much.  She was born feral and has turned into an odd mix of something between a feral cat and something a bit on the tamer side.

I am a bleeding heart and can't bear to think about these little ones not making it or ever being intentionally injured.  I have phone calls into several shelters and am going to call the local humane society tomorrow.  I am not worried about the kittens finding homes when the time is right, but am more worried about the mother.

Are there any shelters that would consider homing and fostering the kittens and releasing the mother to me to get spayed, vaccinated, and re-released?  Has anyone ever dealt with any crap like this before?  Relocation for the mother is not an option; there is nobody in the area willing to take her, even as a barn cat.  I have been looking for the past 6 months.

I live in a tiny apartment with 2 cats and have no space to bring them inside and am at a loss.  Is there anything that I haven't thought of?
<bot>: feralish stray cat had kittens today, having horrible visions of dead kittens and want to bang my head against a wall.