Betty, a Salem diehard, brought up 11 then slept in her car most of the day near the clinic. I went to see a movie after hanging out for a couple of hours in a parking lot. We cat trappers are a load of fun!
Everything hurt by evening and again, long delays in cat pickup. They got behind I guess. Well, they fixed over 90 cats.
The Happy Cat Club, my nonprofit, donated $50 towards the 8 fixes. It's not much and fixing cats isn't free, but at least it was something.
Thank you FCCO.
5 girls and 3 boys. I took six from the trailer park and two from a house where I've taken cats to be fixed from before. They'd gotten two more kittens somewhere and the neighborhood wants everyone fixed. So off they went. One of them was the orange tabby girl, the screamer.
Scream! |
Scream's sister, a delightful loving black tux girl. |
Matt, a sweet young adult male, now fixed. |
Teen black Matilda |
Gang of Five black female kitten Milly |
Mikey, the black tux with the button nose, and Mason, the sweetheart brown tabby, are both boys. |
Molly, a black tux female, and Mikey's sister, also fixed |
The old woman has got a tire going out on the front of her car. She says its worn from the inside, not a flat and she can't afford new tires. I worry about her driving that way. I wonder if we could somehow raise the money to get her tires.
Off to bed for me. A good day for area cats and thanks again to the FCCO, for working so hard all day up there, fixing almost 100 cats from all over.
An excellent day. Now rest up. I bet your ears are still ringing from the screamer. There is little that is more penetrating....
ReplyDeleteIt was trying, driving with the screamer. On the way home, still partially anesthesized, she was mostly quiet. Thank goodness for anesthesia.
DeleteTime for you to wallow in some self satisfaction.
ReplyDeleteWill do, Andrew.
DeleteA big day for you....
ReplyDeleteYes, it was.
DeleteCongrats to everyone's hard work to make the day so successful. Are most of the cat's usually quiet when you have them in the car? Every cat I've ever had yells every minute or sooner when I have them in the car. They are not happy.
ReplyDeleteFeral cats are quiet, tame cats usually raise holy hell.
DeleteInteresting. I guess it's a survival mechanism in feral cats.
DeleteYes, I'm sure it is, to avoid attracting attention to themselves when in a compromised state.
DeleteYou're a heroine in my book. The photos are precious, too. Thanks for all you do.
ReplyDeleteThanks Darla, you make me feel happy!
DeleteQuite a job! But very well done (despite the screamer)
ReplyDeleteThanks, I was very pleased getting 8 done and still am.
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