A vacant property in Costa Mesa has become home to dozens of feral cats and some residents are concerned about what will happen to the animals if the property is developed.
For two and a half weeks Megan Robison and TJ Kelley have made it their mission to catch all the stray cats living on a property on 20th Street in Costa Mesa.
She said the property has been neglected for years and has become home to an unknown number of cats and kittens. "They've clearly been living outside for a long time. You can tell they're infested with fleas," Kelley said. "The property is absolutely filthy. We don't know how socialized they're are."They're afraid the home will be torn down now that the land has been sold.
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