True, wildcats are a different sub species to feral cats. There are many cities that have huge populations of feral cats, Rome especially...

My aunt feeds a band of feral cats down in Dorset. Each cat lives wild in the village, but they are all micro-chipped with her details, they get regular vetinary inspections, neutered or spayed where necessary and fed in the winter. As the village is mostly agricultural, they do a fine job of keeping the rodent population down. There are barns and stables where they can shelter, lots of visitors to suck up to and ponies and horses to snuggle up to.

Woe betide anyone who tries to take one home though - they do not like being indoors!

LTS