Comment: Hey mewling cat-idiot, reducing feral cat populations via "adoption" is just as mathematically impossible as doing so via TNR.  Stop lying.  Per an average of all ASPCA estimates I can find, there are 84.5 million stray and feral cats in the US.  Add to that another 46.4 unconfined, UNSTERILIZED "owned" cats and you have 130.9 MILLION of these invasive, disease-ridden vermin spreading disease and destroying wildlife--a cat-hoarders dream!  No one else's.  And that population increases by 43.2 million new kittens annually.  With me so far?  There are only 128 million households in the US, and only one-third of them--42.7 million--own even ONE cat.  Please believe me this is not because there's a cat SHORTAGE.

So, should you by herculean effort manage to find homes for ONE year-class of feral kittens in just ONE kitten season--that's about 234,782 kittens A DAY for about six months, you'd have 43.2 million MORE kittens to find homes for the very NEXT kitten season.  Good luck with that.