Why we spay and neuter

Trouble is sweet and playful. Adorable, in fact. He was bottle fed by a woman after her neighbor trapped his mother and turned her in to the Humane Society to be euthanized.

Trouble and 66 other cats need homes! They are the poster children for the need to spay and neuter. A woman died, and her relatives let her 4 pet cats out to fend for themselves. None of them were spayed or neutered. Some of the neighbors started feeding the cats, but none of the neighbors got them spayed or neutered. They all said, "they aren't my cats." But they fed them, and the cats multiplied. Now 66 cats and kittens need a home. Those who do not find a home may be euthanized by animal control.

Trouble will be ready for a home as soon as he finishes a round of antibiotics and gets neutered- you may meet him in the meantime. He is one of 66 cats needing homes.

There is an adoption fee of $100, payable directly to my vet. Trouble will be neutered, vaccinated, and tested for felv/fiv. He will also be cured of his current respiratory infection.

Call (314) 650-0178.