BORDENTOWN CITY: Group watches over feral cats REGISTER-NEWS Thursday, March 24, 2011 8:05 AM EDT By Amber Cox, Staff Writer BORDENTOWN CITY — The feral cats of the city are getting a second chance at life because of the effort of one group. The Bordentown City Cats practice the trap, neuter and release (TNR) program, lowering the feral cat population in the city. But that is not all the group does. Mak Kieffer, one of the group’s core members, said the group has been around since March of 2003. The core group includes about 12 members, with a second tier of about 15. ”We had started our group just to honor the feral cats,” she said. “The big thing about feral cats is somewhere in the beginning, someone just left one out there. Two feral cats can make thousands.” Ms. Kieffer said there are a large number of colonies in the city but the group doesn’t talk about where the colonies are. ”That’s one of the things with rescue groups, they never talk about where the colonies