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As the Caturday posts may have alerted you, we have quite a few cats in this house. One of our ladies snuck out in early March and came home pregnant. Lo and behold, she bore three healthy kittens, one fighter of a runt, and three faders. After our heartbreak watching three babies fade, we resolved to keep the little family together — and our older girls all seemed to agree. Of course, the process of preventing future unwanted litters can be rather expensive, so I turned to a regional program that provides low cost spays and neuters for cats and dogs. For less than $100, each kitten gets fixed, vaccinated, and provided medication for comfort after the surgery. By the time Thanksgiving rolls around, our loving little kitties will all be ready to live their lives without worrying about increasing the stray and feral population. I’m so thankful ChattaNeuter exists to help us without going broke!
