Update: She is now fixed, at least. She had no microchip and of course, was not spayed. Now she is.
I also took up Dex and got her the convenia injection. If I hadn't, she would slowly have gone downhill, with dehydration from a cold. Then I probably would have wished I had gotten her the injection.
While the cat was being fixed, Dex stayed at the clinic, where it was cool and I headed off to the Tigard Wildlife Refuge and took a nice hike. Summer is the season I don't mind taking cats to the clinic. I plan out things to do up there during the day--hikes, swimming holes, trails, all sorts of things. I can't wait. I don't mind at all transporting cats in the summer, if I can scrounge up the gas money. There are lots of things to do all day up there not available anywhere here.
Keep your fingers crossed, might have a barn for the Business Nine.
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My fingers and toes are crossed.
Nope, she didn't want all nine, just two and two of the youngest, and I don't think I should do that. Am thinking about releasing them back at the business, telling them I can't find them a home together, and that they need to feed them.
Guess I'm not very comfortable sending off two very young cats to a barn home alone, minus their whole family. Maybe I should go for it though. These nine are incredibly bonded. Always makes me nervous to send off just two, in case something happens to one of those two.
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