I need cat advice.

No, I don't mean advice from a cat. But...if you are a cat, please chime in.

Three years or so ago, neighbors moved and left their cat. I began leaving food out for him. Eventually he stopped showing up, but a few of the other neighborhood cats had. Fast forward to now and I find myself feeding two cats out of the front of the house, who used to come to the back door befroe a pushy cat showed up and chased them from the food. I tried to chace her away, but this pushy cat eventually showed up with four kittens, who, naturally, I had to feed. They were brought to me to feed. So I fed, and still do. Now I have four nearly-grown kittens, sometimes their mom, and sometimes a small but grown long-haired grey cat. And lately new cats I've never seen before.

If I had opened a new restaurant, business would be booming.

They're all stunning and what nice site for a few, but something's gotta give. My neighbor's dogs are going wild day in and day out, I have a parade of cats into and out of my yard, daily, arguments and fights (just the cats, so far), and now my front door smells like cat urine. I've been claimed, I guess.

It's all getting a little too much, and a line's gotta be drawn.

I won't feel bad not feeding the grown cats, they can hunt. But the kittens - I'm the food guy to them, I can't just stop feeding them, can I? What will happen to them if I do?

I've been looking for a home for them, but they're too old for those I've talked with. I guess I should trap and get them neutered and checked out. But after that, assuming I could catch them, what do I do with them? I can't send them home, I am home.