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My name is not Elaine
This is a letter on my own behalf. I would like to say to the people who drop off boxes of kittens to the SPCA or veterinary clinics that you are cowards. A lot of times these little kitten are left out in a box during off hours or dropped off with some lie of an explanation (someone left a box of kittens on my doorstep).
Without proper information they have no idea the history on the animals. If they get sick they have no idea why.Maybe the mom was sick or the dad? They do there best to check and make sure they are healthy but it costs money. If you have a female cat get her fixed if you don't want kittens. If you can't afford to then may you shouldn't have that animal.
I am shocked and disgusted.
For anyone who has ever gotten a pet from the SPCA you know that you have to jump through a lot of hoops to get the animal not just pull up to a free sign on the side of the road.
I think that anyone who has dumped animals on the SPCA needs to step forward and hand them a cheque or cash and if you have some history to tell...tell it.
RIP Trinity my little angel (Approx. 7 weeks) Died Sept 29 2013. You are forever in my heart.
Had we known what was wrong maybe the vet could have saved you.
Eileen Waugh
