I want my cats to become sterile

That is TERRIBLE! You can spay the females easily enough, you don't need to "dump" them! People like YOU are the reason I have 28 cats!

Without paying too get them spayed and neutered no they won't become sterile. You need too take the cats to a local shelter or call your local ASPCA or animal rescue groups. It won't cost you anything, and the cats will go to good homes after they are spayed and neutered and checked by a Vet.

Take them to the vet. It's going to cost you, but it's worth it. I got all four of my cats spayed and neutered and it was the best thing that I could have done for the four of them. I once had eight kittens born in my yard. My cat, Lucky had two sisters and one brother, and the two sister had litters. One sister has three healthy kittens that I took to the shelter so that they could get adopted out, and the other sister had five kittens. Three were unhealthy, one was attacked by a predator, and the other one, Rigatoni, was adopted by someone who worked at PetSmart, and he is doing well, and he is thriving. He's probably bigger than his Uncle Lucky. You do not want a house that is full of cats. Make three or four your limit. If you have more than that, then people will start calling you a hoarder or "the crazy cat lady", and believe me, you don't want either one of those names. You have to go to a Veterinarian or a Vet, and it will cost you. It will not be cheap, but it is worth it because this way you will not have many more cats in your house. Where I live, cats have to be licensed, and in order to license them, they have to have their shots, vaccinations, and they have to be spayed and neutered. If they don't have any of that, then you have to pay a pretty big fine.

You have to get the female cats spayed. Take them to a vet or an animal hospital, but it is easier to get the male cats fixed and cheaper. The trouble is that it will cost more for the female cats, at least $100 each unless there is a program for those of fixed income. And if the cats are pregnant, more. So it is best after the kittens have been weaned and you have to make sure the females do not go outside after the male cats. Some places, cities, etc. they only allow indoor cats, but there is a problem there in that, well the cats get into trouble =such as trying to pull down the Christmas tree.

Only a veterinarian can help you. It is a ma joe operation to sterilize a female, but you should take care of this right away . The males should be neutered, also, but this would not require opening up the abdomen and would be less expensive. Please reconsider dumping the unwanted kittens. In my state, it is illegal. You might even be charged with animal cruelty.

We also have the same problem in the house, for the past 20 years the cats in our place grow in number. Some of them we throw in far away places and keep only those kittens we like to take care.They got pregnant easily, one day you will see them gave birth to kittens then a few months later they are pregnant again. However, I observed this time they don't get pregnant easily and the cat only bore 1 cat. It's really a problem.

you take them to the vet, and have them neutered. you are not in a position to compain about your cats becoming pregnant if you then go on to say you're going to abandon a litter of kittens. and how can you say there is nothing you can do. there IS something you can do. and that's to be a responsible cat owner. neuter your cats, so that un-neutered cats cannot get them pregnant and so that they cannot get other peoples cats pregnant. don't abandon un-neutered kittens into the world, so they can spend their life going around breeding and making the problem worse. re-home them with responsible people who will have them neutered. you complain about cats breeding, but people like you make the problem worse. so it's a problem of your own creation. if you can't take responsibility for your cats, don't have cats in the first place. and don't just neuter your females. have the male done as well so that you are not causing the same problem for other cat owners.

Your cats will not become sterile unless you take them to the vet and have them spayed and neutered. People like you are the reason there are so many abandoned animals on the planet. If you're not responsible enough to have them spayed or neutered, you're not responsible enough to have pets at all. If you can't afford to spay and neuter them, take them to the local animal shelter. They'll spay and neuter them, then give them to people who are responsible enough to take care of them.

Well you have to take them to vet. I think this is good idea to sterile your cats and prevent them to have more kittens. You can take care of few but not hundreds of them. It will be for the best.

You have a moral obligation to find homes for those kittens. Animals are not "things" that can be tossed out and left to fend for themselves. They deserve a home and love just as people do. Get your cats fixed. Find a low cost spay/neuter or animal rescue program in your area. If you can't afford to get the males fixed, fix the females at least. Even grown cats cannot fend for themselves. People who have pets need to understand this is a life long commitment. You don't just get rid of one because it's bigger or older. Try fending for yourself on the street for a month and see how it feels. Maybe get hit by a car, or abused by cruel people.