Jumanjiiiii!!!!

Ooops, got it from the movie and this as well👇

I have a small cat I named Stitch (Yes, that Stitch from the movie Lilo & Stitch) who is very scared of humans. She's been with us for around seven months already and I was already thinking of how to have her spayed since I can't really feed many cats incase she gets pregnant anytime soon.

All my other cats are spayed too. Only Stitch isn't because she was still young when she came to the house.

And Jumanji is my savior.

Me: Stitch!!!!

Stitch: (screeeeeeeecccch.. running from her hiding spot.)

Yes Meowmy?

Me: Are you ready for your scheduled spay?

Stitch: Yes meowmy. Ready!!!

And I carried her to the cage and took her to the Benguet State University Veterinary Clinic.

There are give aways too from the distributors of pet supplies.

For me, I choose cat food so i got this👇👏

For now, Stitch is sill recovering. I had to administer antibiotics to her for seven days and she is recovering well.

Of course, a big

THANK YOU

to the

BENGUET STATE UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF VETERINARY STUDENTS,

the CLINICIANS CLUB

and the VETERINARIANS

who organized the activity,

their volunteerism to perform the spay and neuter

and

for accommodating us and our pets.

👏👏👏

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

For those who have pets, you may follow the Facebook page of the Clinician's Club to support them and for opportunities like this because the cost of spay and neuter is a lot already. They really make a meaningful impact on animal health welfare and the community as well.