Neighbors not feeding their cat, may be moving.

Well, it is starting to look like we will become a "cat family", even though we had not planned on this event.
The neighbor's white cat has been spending more and more time in our yard, and also looking very thin and hungry. So, I started putting out some food for him.
We know their landlord, and he said he may have to evict the neighbors because they are several months behind on their rent.
We have not seen them at home much; but they do still seem to be living there, at least off and on.
If they are actually moving, they may take the cat along at some point, but right now, it looks more like they are not concerned about him at all, or they would at least be feeding him better.
He is not fond of the dog food I have been giving him, although he does seem to eat it.
I guess I will buy him some cat food when I go to the grocery store today, because it looks like he might be looking for a new home soon.

Firstly I have to say thank you so much for what you're doing for that cat.
The fact that its' owners seemed to have basically stopped caring for it makes me awfully sad - but I'm glad that you've taken it upon yourself to ensure the cat is fed and taken care of.

Despite the fact that you weren't planning on being a cat household, I can assure you they're wonderful to have as part of your family! Our cat brings us so much happiness and gets along well with our dog too - they're really like best friends, as crazy as that may sound.

Please keep us updated on how the cat is doing - I'd love to hear more good news, hopefully!