Five Cats Fixed Friday Photos

Eartipped DMH Gray tabby stray male, from the Waverly duplex. At least they claimed he was a stray they fed. However, they had not lived there more than a couple months and they named the cat. So, whether a friend brought him to them, then they put him outside, or just what the real story is, I don't know. He was in imminent danger there, however, so he is currently in my garage, with a promise from a SafeHaven board member that he will take him on and hold him until SafeHaven can work him in. I hope he ends up in a better place than he did once. Here's the sad thing: the man in that flea infested duplex neighbors are complaining about and that the landlord has called a "filth pit", have one fixed male cat, too, that they adopted from SafeHaven no less. I would suggest a little more thorough adoption screening. So this guy, going to SafeHaven, makes you wonder if he'll end up any better off.

I can't talk, really, about bad adoptions, since I've had adoptors fool me also and cats end up in trouble at homes I've adopted them to.

Anyhow, I've been calling a lost neutered tabby cat ad I found in the newspaper, this morning, no answer so far. The cat was lost a week ago a few blocks from where I picked up this cat last night. Could I be that lucky? I am hoping this is their cat. I left a message.

Grand Prairie stray female, preg at spay, who was once owned, fixed today at least.
From the Albany complex, this is the adult gray female, preg at spay also, and below are three of her four kittens from her last litter. I did not catch the fourth, a gray and white short hair.
This teen, spayed today, was a girl.
This beautiful teen, also was a girl, spayed today.
This little guy turned out to be a cryptorchid, meaning one of his testicles had not descended. Fortunately, the nondescended was an easy locate. Sometimes finding them is difficult.This long hair gray tux is one of four cats who use the charred remains of a house that burned down as a recreation center.