Animal Lovers problem in Costa Blanca reference cats!!!!!

Some advice please.

We are living temporarily in Costa Blanca and and have broken all our own rules of not getting involved with a dog or cat!!!

But "Hey Presto" seemed to have inherited a rather nice wee, young female cat that obviously calls this villa garden home and , yes, have fed her. (Please don't be too harsh on us !!!! we are massive animal lovers and can't bare to think of a hungry wee thing struggling to survive in a cold winter)

Anyway think this wee female cat just got caught by a big Tom cat that has suddenly appeared in the garden over the past few nights. He has attitude, is determined and quite fearless in the face of human intervension, almost defiant in stance!!!!!

It is our belief that the wee female cat may be in heat and is now "Done For" by big afore mentioned "Bad Tom"!!

If this wee female cat is compromised can anyone suggest where we go to get help to improve her situation.

Vets or Cat rescue organisations for the spaying process?

We feel obligated to offer this wee mite a helping hand, if only to improve her Spanish way of life!!!!!!!

Taking her home with us would be a completely selfish act as we live in Scotland with a really crap climate.

Really just want to get her spayed and help her to have a nice life in the sun after we have gone home.

Any feedback is so appreciated.

Auds

Where in Costa Blanca are you?

From previous posts I've just looked at Auds is in Moraira so I can't offer advice with local vets as I'm further south at Guardamar, except to take her to any vets, explain you need her spaying & if she's been caught they'll deal with that. Thank you for caring. 

Auds

There is a vets hospital in moraira on the main road towards Teulada/Benitachell. On the right hand side.

I am sure they will be able to help.

Thanks for your replies, as it turned wee cat had been spayed, so we just her ears done and worming tablets.

So that was good!!!!!! She is such a "cutie pie" 

Anyway I am far too chicken hearted just want the best for the wee cat. xx

Just a word to the wise for cat lovers.

When I had an apartment in a mainly holiday complex, there were some ‘wild’ cats who did a good job of keeping the mice etc. in check.  That was fine as there was a natural  balance between the number of cats and the natural food source.    Unfortunately ‘cat lovers’ on holiday insisted on feeding the cats,  and of course the number grew.  That meant that from time to time the gardeners used to round up the excess, put them  in a sack and throw them in the sea.  The feeding continued even when people were told what would happen to the excess numbers.

Thus those who were feeding the cats  were the cause of the unsupportable increase in numbers and the eventual killing of the excess.