Well she is (un)happily home now. She wouldnt let me near her at first, but it warming up. She slept under the couch for awhile, and I just found her on the bed... top of bunk bed I dont have a room I can close her off in specifically, and all rooms have something in them she can get on. The carrier is much too small to keep her in. I like to think that to some degree she knows her limits. She did ok after the c-section, and this was smaller deal than that. She isnt a playful cat, so no worry there. She just always sleep up on the bunk. Now that the kids are out, I bet she will stay right where she is most of the day. I am considering closing the door to encourage her to stay put at least. She is sleeping with Cow baby. Its pretty hot in here today so they are all just lazing around anyways. Oh, she was pregnant too. Which I suspected. Thankfully not too far into it and we are done with them worries. Now to keep on saving for them babies....

Wanted to add about low cost spay.... though there are technically no places around here, I guess in a way my vet is one in its way. Upon looking even I found a place online where you can buy a certificate for around $60 and go to participating vets. As most are at minimum 75-80 it seems. Mine is $65. Snow ended up cost an extra 45 though. But the other two girls will only be 65 when i get them done. He has raised prices, in the past years he used to be about $50. He also does not require shots or do any blood work and what not. Pretty strait foreward.