Reyna's been at the vet's since Tuesday afternoon to be spayed and for her leg amputation. She was supposed to be home Thursday as she had the surgeries Wednesday and they like to keep spays overnight to make sure the stitches are in place and that nothing goes wrong. I don't know anything about amputations but was told she wouldn't be home until today as they wanted to watch the area where the leg had been. Now I’ve just received a call that she wont be coming home today either, they said it looks like where her leg was removed is causing her some pain and they have her on Metacam. Hopefully they said tomorrow she'll be ready to come home as they are closed Sundays and I'd really like for her to be home before Sunday as all my babies get special treats on my birthday lol.
I just hate the idea of her sitting in that small compartment in pain without me. She hates being locked up and acts like a completely different cat when in those compartments; she spent over a month there last November as she had URTI and couldn't shake it. But at least then I worked there and would play with her throughout the day to release some of that energy, I did this with most of the long term patients despite what the senior staff thought. But I don't work there anymore and refuse to deal with them myself, the only reason she is there is because she is still a humane society kitten, I was told to wait on adopting her so I wouldn't have to pay the spay and leg amputation bills.
In a way though I'm glad she's staying there as it means I wont have to lock her up here to avoid ripping her stitches open and listen to her cry because she wants to come out and be with Bosco and Drifter.
I miss my baby, I've never been away from her for so long since I first found her. :crying
I just hate the idea of her sitting in that small compartment in pain without me. She hates being locked up and acts like a completely different cat when in those compartments; she spent over a month there last November as she had URTI and couldn't shake it. But at least then I worked there and would play with her throughout the day to release some of that energy, I did this with most of the long term patients despite what the senior staff thought. But I don't work there anymore and refuse to deal with them myself, the only reason she is there is because she is still a humane society kitten, I was told to wait on adopting her so I wouldn't have to pay the spay and leg amputation bills.
In a way though I'm glad she's staying there as it means I wont have to lock her up here to avoid ripping her stitches open and listen to her cry because she wants to come out and be with Bosco and Drifter.
I miss my baby, I've never been away from her for so long since I first found her. :crying
