
Below are photos of the four cats fixed yesterday:




Today, I was back at it, in limited form, however. I took in four cats. Three of them came from Lebanon. One Siamese female wandered to this house, where I'd gotten two cats fixed before, as a stray after neighbors moved out. They suspect the neighbors left her behind. They will try to find her a home now.
Another neighbor had two cats, both offspring, in seperate litters of the first person's sister's cat. The sister did not care for her, and she ended up cared for by the more responsible sister. When I took that mother cat in, however, she had a massive tumor that involved several organs and had to be euthanized.
The boy fixed today, taken in as a loved owned cat, appeared very healthy. His half sister, from same now deceased mother but a later litter, was spayed today. Other than worms, she too looks happy and healthy.
The fourth cat fixed, was a little feral female kitten from Corvallis. Her mom and three siblings were fixed way back at the FCCO clinic last October. But she was too little. In the meantime, the woman who brought them to the clinic, a big time animal lover, found a home for the mom and siblings. They are still in containment in a large shed. This little girl will join her family in a few days.
Three Lebanon cats and kitten from Corvallis now fixed. Thank you Poppa Inc.
I think the pink and blue collars on the boy and girl from same Lebanon house are cute!
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