It was an extremely long tiring day. I carried tons of cats in traps and carriers from check in to the back, to surgery and back to recovery, just a lot of hard work, until I can't even see straight tonight I am so tired, home finally, about 9:30 p.m. But it was all worth it, I say, my aching back, my aching knee, my aching arms. All worth it.
100 cats were fixed. Over 60 were females. There were about ten or 15 ferals in the bunch I think. The rest were tame and owned.
About 100 less cats out there breeding. So it was a very good day for the cats of Eugene, Oregon. A very very good day.
The Neuterscooter rocks. The neuterscooter so rocks. Thank you Neuterscooter, from the cats of Oregon. We love you. We do.
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