I've been involved with stray/feral cat rescue for almost four years now. I got involved when one of my neighbors brought me an abandoned one-day old kitten that died within 48 hours. Since then I've been involved with both trapping and the clinical end of cat rescue; I've made it a point to be informed on feline medical issues and procedures, and on a weekly basis I work in post-surgical recovery at the PSPCA. I am not a veterinary professional and have no formal medical training at this point--please do not try to use me in lieu of your veterinarian. What I bring to the table are the lessons I've learned hands-on after almost four years of spay/neuter clinics for stray and feral cats and my ability to write. I'm teaching myself photography, so please excuse me if the pics aren't very clear. Some of them will be graphic and disturbing. Be warned.....