Beautiful Felice Spayed December 15th

Felice's owner has been over-run with cats.  She has been keeping the boys separate from the girls to keep from having litters.  She got together what she could to spay and neuter what she could for her kitties for Christmas.

Felice's owner brought in 8 cats on December 15th.  We agree that spaying and neutering was the best Christmas present she could have given her kitties, so we decided to help get one done so the others could get their vaccinations, as well.

A huge thanks to Kelly Sanders for not only helping Felice get spayed, but helping her family get their needed vaccinations, as well.

Adele and Neil! Spayed and Neutered December 13th

Meet Neil (left) and Adele (right).  These two cats were two of a litter that were dumped at our clinic on a day that we were closed!  We don't know how long they were stuck in that carboard box, but we're thankful it wasn't raining or extremely cold!

Because we do not house/board animals, we would not be able to take these animals in.  However, our VERY compassionate and caring clinic manager, Arlene, made phone calls and sent emails until she found homes for them all.  We do not usually home animals here and usually animals that are abandoned at our clinic are taken straight to the shelter.

A very special thank you is in order for Irene Hernandez for donating two Spay it Forwards to cover the surgeries of Neil and Adele.  Arlene paid for the additional charges and surgeries involved for the rest of the litter so that everyone will be spayed or neutered before being homed.

Foxy on December 10, 2011

Foxy's owner had contacted us a few times trying to find a day that he could bring her in that coincided with his work schedule.  Between working so much and being tight on cash, her owner wasn't able to get Foxy in as quickly as he would have liked. 

Last week, Foxy's owner called in a panic because Foxy had been "gotten" by one of the unneutered neighbor dogs.  Luckily for Foxy, her owner didn't work that upcoming Saturday.  We were able to get her in and, thanks to a generous Spay it Forward from Jon and Diana Giffin, there is no risk for an "oops litter."  Now, Foxy won't have to worry about raising puppies and her owner won't have to worry about extra mouths to feed!