We have lived in our new house since November and soon after we moved in I noticed there was an obviously pregnant mangey tortoiseshell moggie frequenting our garden looking for scraps - I assumed she was a stray.
I've worked in a farm environment for many years in the past so had had my share of farm cats left to get pregnant repeatedly so I had decided if she kept appearing in the future I would get a trap, catch her up and get her spayed. Job done.
I then found out through a neighbour that she wasn't a stray at all but the pet of a family three doors away and they sell the kittens. I was a bit 
but didn't have a chance to say anything more as the conversation topic switched.
Fast forward to today and that poor cat is heavily pregnant again and scavenging on the garden. I actually saw her being pursued by two equally mangey toms a few months back and really should have put two and two together.
I know this is none if my business but I am trly pissed off with the situation. I have a mild tolerance for people breeding repeatedly from their pedigree Queens, because I suppose there is a market for it, although it still feels kind of weird to me. But to let your extremely skinny and obviously hungry moggy get knocked up constantly just seems like animal cruelty to me.
We live in a pretty affluent area and the people seem to run a profitable business from home so I doubt this 'kitten money' is being used to keep then from the breadline. Question is, do I wind my neck in, or do I stick a Cat Charity neutering service leaflet through their letterbox?