Stray cat leads woman to big surprise #Video
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She asked the right person for help
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CharMaine
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So cute . . . I love babies anything. Agree with Diane below, spay and neuter. Please. Recently moved to a rural area and we got some cats in the neighborhood. I am working with the local vet, he said you catch them, I'll work with you. Just got a boy fixed. Unfortunately, the neighbor has a boy & girl outside and she is expecting. So, with his permission, I already have her on the list for spaying. I was hoping to get her done first, but I had to first earn her trust. Now that I can pet her, she's going in so we can avoid future pregnancies. Spay & Neuter is really the best option. I'm so grateful this vet is giving me a good price. I'll catch, he'll fix. Between the both of us, we can keep this population in check.
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Diane
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Please spay all the stray cats you can! And if possible, try to find them homes. I knew a young woman that would feed strays at a vacant home. She found ranches that took in the cats in order to keep their vermin in check and these ranches took good care of the cats they adopted. To keep the cats at the ranch, the cats must stay in a coop for at least a month, the cats get the idea that the property is their new home with shelter, food, and water. Plus their new owner take care of them.
