Oh, and she will need to be kept inside for about a week post surgery, while she is healing. Otherwise the wound could open if she jumps up, say going over a fence, or up on a shed.
Ha haaa, that IS funny! I'm in East Prov.It's also weird for me to have to approve a post from two residents of the Ocean State having a conversation. That's a first for me as a Moderator.Seeing Warwick and Cranston got my attention. Welcome neighbors! I live about a mile from the RI border.
It sounds like she is starting to consider you to be a safe place and she may be looking for a safe place to have the kittens. :cross:Hopefully I get her inside soon enough. I'll also have to find time to convince the parents to keep her in and convince them to partially pay for the spaying, and I need to do all this in a month's time.
I hope I can do it.
I hope she doesn't disappear and have the kittens outside
Fingers crossed.It sounds like she is starting to consider you to be a safe place and she may be looking for a safe place to have the kittens.
I sometimes ask folks if I need a passport to cross that Bridge!Let's put it this way, I was at the Target in Seekonk today.We're on the same side of the Washington Bridge.