They had one of the four unfixed kittens suddenly have problems walking three days ago. It can only a short distance. The kitten seems to have pain around the rear end. I took that kitten up also, to be looked at by the vet. Sounds like a pelvis injury to me. The kittens go outside and play wildly, even with the fixed adults. He could have taken a fall, or any number of things.
I also took up, as cat number five, a torti from the 13th street cats. I took up five more last Tuesday and six before that, although the big male died under anesthesia. There are two more cats there, one feral, one tame. They've all been tame so far. He is extremely happy to be getting them fixed and so is his neighbor. He is out of work, as are so many people these days.
Millersburg Road Chaos kittens, two girls and a boy, being fixed today. The torti they call One Eye, due to an eye injury incurred three months ago. The orange tabby looks just like the other female orange tabby fixed in October. I hope I chose the right one. I asked the clinic to watch for a spay scar.
This is the injured kitten, who is at the vet today being assessed.
This is the torti, cat number 12 to be taken in from the 13th street cats to be fixed. She is being fixed today. There are two more cats there needing fixed.Below are the five 13th street cats fixed last Tuesday. Also fixed last Tuesday was the black adult rest area female.
Black tux male teen, from 13th street cats, fixed last Tuesday.
Torti teen, from 13th street cats, fixed last Tuesday.
Orange tabby male bobtail teen, fixed last Tuesday from the 13th street cats.
Another orange tabby bobtail teen, fixed last Tuesday from the 13th street cats.
This is the adult female calico, with the BB in her uterus, fixed last Tuesday from the 13th street cats. S
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