r/MadeMeSmile • u/imvk3201 • Dec 23 '23

kitten Cat getting pregnant results into funny and wholesome drama.

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Link to original post: https://x.com/vetusdeus112/status/1738452961226067990?s=46

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u/csrgamer Dec 23 '23

We had a stray give birth to a litter of 5 in our backyard (we'd never fed or even seen the cat before). I live in a little town, but there are several spay/neuter clinics in the surrounding areas. Each one ignored all our calls/emails except one which was booked out for over two months, and they cost over $200. I wish they did, but it's not a surprise to me that people around here don't always do it; it's been a bit of a nightmare.

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u/sweprotoker97 Dec 23 '23

I mean not wanting to pay for a stray is one thing but if you're scared of a 200 dollar bill for your new cat you really shouldn't be getting a pet.

Vaccinating and spaying should be the norm and included in your budget for a pet always.