Blurry photo of the long hair orange female fixed Wednesday. These folks live off 226 and the woman woke one night to hear a car stop out front of their place. She got up and was about to take a look, to see if someone needed assistance, when the car took off. Next morning, this cat, then a bag of bones, was on her doorstep, looking confused and scared. The cat came to her when she called her, then when she got her food, the cat would grab a bite then run to her lap for petting, unsure of which she wanted more, love or food. She was badly in need of both. They thought the cat, who is very hairy in the rear area, to be a neutered male, since most orange cats are males. Then, later, she delivered kittens, four of them, which is how I came to know this cat. I called the number on the free kitten ad. Now she's fixed.
This is not a very good photo of the muted calico from rural Albany area, fixed yesterday. My camera batteries were dying. Her two kittens were fixed the day before, in Tigard.
I located this muted torti, pregnant again at spay, also by calling free kitten ads. She is a neighborhood stray and her caretakers are very nice people. They were horrified, however, to hear they would soon have been the proud parents of yet another litter, when they have not found homes for her first litter of the season yet. Her three kittens, two girls and a boy, all brown tabbies, were fixed Thursday in Tigard.
This is a very cute little orange long hair male, neutered yesterday, from another Albany location.
This girl, and her sister, both spayed yesterday, come from the same home the orange male above comes from. Both females, around five months of age, were in heat.
This is the sister of above cat, and she was also spayed yesterday.
Blurry photo of the long hair orange female fixed Wednesday. These folks live off 226 and the woman woke one night to hear a car stop out front of their place. She got up and was about to take a look, to see if someone needed assistance, when the car took off. Next morning, this cat, then a bag of bones, was on her doorstep, looking confused and scared. The cat came to her when she called her, then when she got her food, the cat would grab a bite then run to her lap for petting, unsure of which she wanted more, love or food. She was badly in need of both. They thought the cat, who is very hairy in the rear area, to be a neutered male, since most orange cats are males. Then, later, she delivered kittens, four of them, which is how I came to know this cat. I called the number on the free kitten ad. Now she's fixed.
This is not a very good photo of the muted calico from rural Albany area, fixed yesterday. My camera batteries were dying. Her two kittens were fixed the day before, in Tigard.
I located this muted torti, pregnant again at spay, also by calling free kitten ads. She is a neighborhood stray and her caretakers are very nice people. They were horrified, however, to hear they would soon have been the proud parents of yet another litter, when they have not found homes for her first litter of the season yet. Her three kittens, two girls and a boy, all brown tabbies, were fixed Thursday in Tigard.
This is a very cute little orange long hair male, neutered yesterday, from another Albany location.
This girl, and her sister, both spayed yesterday, come from the same home the orange male above comes from. Both females, around five months of age, were in heat.
This is the sister of above cat, and she was also spayed yesterday.
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