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When a feral is spayed or neutered, its right ear is given a small notch or tip. It's a very minor medical procedure and a proud badge, demonstrating to neighbors, animal control officers, and animal shelters that this cat has a home and a caretaker. As you can see from the photos below, the cat's beauty and charm remain in full force!
The ear may be marked in one of three distinctive ways: Notch, Tip, or Top Notch. NOTCH: A small, triangular notch may be made in the top third of the outer margin of the ear.
TIP: The tip of the ear may be removed in a straight line.
TOP NOTCH: The tip of the ear may be notched.
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Clinic Dates
September 26-FERALS ONLY, MUST BE IN TRAPS!- FULL
Oct 1st *pets and ferals
*Indicates out of county low cost clinics for feral AND pet cats. Cats are transported to and from their spay/neuter appointments by our volunteers.
Clinic Stats
Grand total of cats assisted through our feral cat clinic: 2,568!!!
Clinic Statistics:
Aug 22 Feral Clinic
87 CATS ADMITTED!
40 males neutered
43 females spayed
3 previously spayed females
1 sick, FIV+male given his angel wings
STATISTICS FROM OUR LOW COST SPAY/NEUTER FOR PETS FOR 2010
271 PET CATS HAVE BEEN ALTERED THIS YEAR ALONE!
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