Why do feral cats never meow?

Studies on the topic of feline “conversation” have concluded that when cats mew or intone a syllable or two, they are trying to interact with us—their humans. read more

Feral cats, like any others, DO meow. Maybe you just haven’t experienced it yet. Cats usually only meow to human beings, not to other cats, and just as in human beings, some cats are very vocal, and others may never meow. read more

A feral cat will not trust humans and will most likely not allow a human to get within a certain distance. They make their homes wherever they can find food and shelter. There may be colonies of feral cats near restaurants, business complexes with dumpsters or in neighborhoods where parks or trees provide protection and shelter. read more

Yes, I do believe that feral cats meow, to communicate with each other. I had three cats, as a child, and they meowed to each other, to communicate to each other. read more