Spring is in the air and you know what that means, puppies and kitties galore.And if there is a kitten to be found, somehow I am the one who finds it. I'm doing my part tomorrow to prevent over population by taking in all my impregnable kittens (Buttons and White Kitty) for a spaying. AND Bo, who has the potential to impregnate, will not escape the knife either as he is going in for a neutering.
I have not discussed the procedure with the "kids" so as far as they know, tomorrow will be just another day. But we all know it will be a day that will change them forever. Uhhh, Bo's changes more visable than the others....if you know what I'm saying.
Pray for me as I have to have them there by 7 a.m. And then pray for them, as I cannot afford the "pain package" that the vet always tries to push on me.
So the top picture is of Buttons and Bo (Bo in front).
Buttons is in the sink.
Bo is curled up with the White Kitty.
2 comments:
Okay, the pain medicine is not really necessary. My "Abby" did not need it, she was so out if it for the first day when I brought her home she just slept. I think they will be fine. I'm very glad to see you getting your "children" fixed...................responsible
parenting, humans need to practice that, not the "fixing" their kids, although that wouldn't hurt for some of them, no I'm only joking, but the being responsible part would be nice.....don't know where that came from...........love you!
Denise,
I woke up at 7:45. Do you know how hard it is to wake up from a dead sleep and then have to run around the house trapping cats and putting them in cages? Needless to say, they weren't cooperative. I got to the vet at 8 a.m, and I must say, I LOOKED LOVELY! I probably should have been wearing the oxygen. LOL!
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