08/29/2026
MAKING CATS HEALTHIER
During our latest trap-neuter-return (TNR) expedition in Capitol Heights, we caught this black-and-white female, who, it turns out, had pyometra, a life-threatening uterus infection. Even the very-seasoned veterinarian who worked on her was taken aback at how bad her uterus looked. The kitty's condition was resolved with her spay surgery, and she is expected to lead a much healthier life now.
Another cat from the same location, this buff tabby male, was drooling and had mouth odor due to dental disease. The dental procedure he received should make him feel much better. And getting him neutered should bring his fighting days to an end.
The people who feed these cats were unable to contribute to their veterinary care, so we are asking for donations. The total bill for these two cats alone was more than $600.