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C-SNIP'S 100,000th Patient - Bella the Barn Cat
Bella is a working cat. She lives in a barn, defending the food for the farm's other animals from mice and vermin. She is queen of her domain. As a barn cat, Bella generally lives life on her terms, not prey to the dictates of pesky humans. She therefore warns off the nice lady with the paper collar and scale.Bella's reputation precedes her.Each cat spayed or neutered at C-SNIP receives their own catnip toy, sewn and donated by loyal volunteers. Bella finds this to be a big time bonus.Suddenly, our darling girl takes a break from her catnip to watch intake proceedings very carefully, with good reason. These are Bella's kittens. Though cute, our staff quickly learns that, like their mother, these barn kittens aren't to be trifled with. Each sharp clawed little angel puts Karen through her paces, as she ID collars, writes a number in their ears, and most dangerously, protects their hyperactive kitten metabolisms with a dab of caloric supplement gel.Last, she sets them on the scale and pauses for the moment it takes for either the scale to read, or the kitten to make a break for it. Kittens (especially those that aren't all that trusting of humans) like to hide. Giving them a place to do that with empty medical supply boxes helps keep the kittens calm and comfy, and bonus, easier for C-SNIP staff to safely handle.So when Bella looks across the aisle at her kittens, this is what she sees.Apparently, she's satisfied. In fact, she's being so cute and sweet that C-SNIP staff reconsiders her thick, bite protective, bleach-stained towel and plans to move her to a soft fleece (once she's asleep).The cage door opens