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Hi guys, today I want to share my day with my two cats Aurora and Simba Raspicuim. For today, Saturday, there was a veterinary day for my community pets, dogs and cats. From very early in the morning, my youngest daughter and I got ready to get ready with our cats taking each one of us; as we do not have kener for the moment, we had to carry them in bags, fortunately the place of the day was practically down the building in a square that we have nearby, where there are many trees and quite wide, a very favorable issue.
When we arrived, they had already arranged several chairs so that those of us who arrived with our pets could place ourselves according to our order of arrival. The veterinarians and assistance personnel had not yet arrived, but the people from the community who had organized the event were there and they were in charge of giving us numbers to better organize the attention of our pets, that really benefited us all because everything flowed much faster than when the veterinarians arrived.
While we were waiting, many of the dogs and pets looked nervous, others were playing with each other and others, like Aurora and Simba, were scared together with their owners, because of so much movement in the place; at least mine are not used to so much presence of people and animals. My daughter had Aurora and I had Simba. This was his second appointment with the vet, unlike Aurora that we have already taken her several times to the vet, so for him it was a relatively new experience.
But Aurora instead of behaving better, did the opposite, she was meowing almost all the time, until she kind of caught the tranquility of Simba who after the initial shock and excitement, calmed down and cuddled in my arms, with his blanket and took a nap until the vet made her consultation. It was quite cold and we brought them their blankets, that helped to calm them down, it is a great tool to give them that sense of security.
When it was their turn for their consultation, they were both checked and their medical histories were taken, they were dewormed and vaccinated against rabies, they also gave us indications to give them their triple feline and they told us when it was their turn and where to go to get it, since they did not have it available; This activity was totally free for our community; they attended to the community dogs and cats being them the priority, that seemed perfect to me, they also wrote down all those that were already sterilized and those that were still to be sterilized, I imagine to count them and make a sterilization day, that seemed wonderful to me.
As for my two pampered ones, Simba allowed himself to be vaccinated and took his medicine calmly, now Aurora was another thing. She made a drama to take her medicine, (they had to give it to her twice) and to vaccinate her was an issue. My daughter, the doctor and I had to hold her so she could get her shots. After that, they gave us her new vaccine cards and we were able to say goodbye to everyone on site. Then they came home hungry, it was their turn for lunch and from what I could see, they were happy to be on their land, with their things and with their favorite humans. best regards!
Hola chicos!, hoy les quiero compartir mi día con mis dos gatos Aurora y Simba Raspicuim. Para hoy sábado hubo jornada veterinaria para las mascotas de mi comunidad, perros y gatos. Desde muy temprano, mi hija menor y yo nos dispusimos a alistarnos con nuestros gatos llevando a cada uno cada una de nosotras; como no tenemos kener por el momento, nos vimos en la necesidad de llevarlos en bolsos, afortunadamente el lugar de la jornada era prácticamente bajando del edificio en una plaza que tenemos cerca, donde hay bastantes árboles y bastante amplio, cuestión muy favorable.
Al llegar, ya tenían dispuestas varias sillas para que los que llegáramos con nuestras mascotas nos fuéramos ubicando según nuestro orden de llegada. No habían llegado aún los veterinarios y personal de asistencia, pero si estaban las personas de la comunidad que habían organizado el evento y ellos se encargaron de darnos números para organizar mejor la atención de nuestras mascotas, eso en verdad nos benefició a todos porque todo fluyo mucho más rápido a lo que llegaron los veterinarios.
Mientras esperábamos, muchos de los perros y mascotas se veían algunos nerviosos otros estaban jugando entre sí y otros como Aurora y Simba, estaban asustados junto a sus dueños, ante tanto movimiento en el lugar; por lo menos los míos no están acostumbrados a tanta presencia de personas ni de animales. Mi hija tenía a Aurora y yo tenía a Simba. Esta era su segunda cita con el veterinario, a diferencia de Aurora que ya la hemos llevado varias veces al veterinario, así es que para él fue relativamente una nueva la experiencia.
Pero Aurora en vez de portarse mejor, hizo todo lo contrario, estuvo maullando casi todo el tiempo, hasta que como que se contagió de la tranquilidad de Simba quien luego del susto y la emoción inicial, se tranquilizó y se acurrucó en mis brazos, con su manta y se tomó una siesta hasta que la veterinaria le hizo su consulta. Hacía bastante frío y les llevamos sus mantas, eso ayudó a tranquilizarlos, es una gran herramienta para darles esa sensación de seguridad.
Cuando llegó su turno de consulta, los revisaron a ambos y le hicieron sus historias médicas, los desparasitaron y le pusieron la vacuna antirrábica, aparte nos dieron indicaciones para ponerles su triple felina y nos indicaron cuando les tocaba y donde ir a ponérselas, ya que ellos no la tenían disponible; pues esta actividad fue totalmente gratuita para nuestra comunidad; atendieron los perros y gatos comunitarios siendo ellos la prioridad, eso me pareció perfecto, también anotaron todos los que ya estaban esterilizados y aquellos que faltaban por esterilizar, imagino para contabilizar y hacer una jornada de esterilización, eso me pareció maravilloso.
En cuanto a mis dos consentidos, Simba se dejó vacunar y tomó su medicina tranquilamente, ahora Aurora fue otra cosa. Armó un drama para tomar su medicamento, (tuvieron que dárselo 2 veces) y para vacunarla fue un tema. Mi hija, la doctora y yo tuvimos que sostenerla para que se pudiera vacunar. Luego de eso, nos dieron sus nuevas tarjetas de vacuna y pudimos decirle adiós a todos en el lugar. Luego llegaron a casa hambrientos, ya les tocaba su almuerzo y, por lo que pude ver, estaban felices de estar en su terreno, con sus cosas y con sus humanos preferidos. ¡Saludos cordiales!
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That's an amazing initiative in your community. Glad your Simba and Aurora have been checked and vaccinated. They are adorable😍
I too am glad you found them healthy, thank you for your visit 🌹