No more kittens (Cat stories)

If you love animals, this story is for you!
There are acts of love we can do for the most helpless of creatures.
Today I will share about some wild cats and the process of giving them
a better quality of life.

Gardens near homes sometimes become a refuge for some wild animals. In recent years, cats have made a life for themselves near my neighbor's garden. She feeds them and takes care of them when one gets sick or injured in a fight.

However, there are a couple of cats that have had litters of kittens in abundance, almost a dozen in two years.

My neighbor took care of the kittens and found homes for them. However, the reproductive process of these cats has not stopped, which has caused them to not fully recover, and they are thin and malnourished to the point of being life-threatening.

In order to restore the health of this pair of cats, my neighbor spoke with a veterinarian friend and they were spayed. Some may be against these measures, but I thing that these cats have already fulfilled their life cycle, because it is always said that the cycle of a living being is to be born, grow, reproduce and die. These cats deserve a dignified adult life with care until the end of their days

Thanks to the loving care of my neighbor, these cats have gained weight and are looking better. These cats are very much loved by the other neighbors in the surrounding houses. Everyone looks out for them!

Animal activists talk about sterilization as a way to control the overpopulation of some animals, such as dogs and cats. I believe that sterilization also prevents wear and tear on these animals and allows them to have a better quality of life. Even though they are wild and free, they deserve care, food and love.