Your answer is actually a typical answer in only looking at the problem from the perspective of the symptom instead of the root causes of the problem. Those who feed and care for spayed/neutered free-roaming cats aren't the problem anywhere as much as those who abandon their pets by the thousands are--just as those who feed and care for the homeless aren't part of the problem anywhere as much as the root causes of homelessness here in Hawaii, which is a direct result of the severe shortage of affordable housing coupled with our very high cost of living. In a nutshell, luxury priced necessities such as housing and ridding Hawaii of homelessness aren't mutually exclusive.