19/07/2024
❤️🩹 "One Eye" is an older community cat with glaucoma/trauma and an old broken jaw who had 3 litters this year, totaling in 10 surviving kittens. If I hadn't trapped her, she would've given birth to 6 more. No cat, and especially not a cat in her condition, should ever have to go through that if a vet can help you prevent it.
One Eye is an example of just how fast a cat colony can grow. In only one year, she carried more than 16 kittens in her little body. Spaying her earlier would've been best, but sometimes these kitties are hard to catch. I'm so glad her caregiver asked for help!
Now One Eye has been through the TNR program.💕 She's been spayed, ear-tipped, vaccinated, dewormed, tested, and flea treated. I just returned her to her caretaker, who has a sweet relationship with this spicy kitty. She's set up a small indoor enclosure for One Eye so she can have extra time to recover.❤️🩹
I wish you all the love and light, missy. You will never, ever, ever, have to have kittens again. And bless her caretaker's heart — it's not every day I meet someone who wants my help and also wants to be a part of the solution.🫶