Thank you for all the help

She got in touch with the shelter she adopted Diamond from and they said since they were responsibe for her spay in the first place they would either re-do it themselves for free. They are going to do an ultra sound to see if she was just missed during the spay process (they're high volume) or if there is something left in there that got missed. So, it's all good. I know about the problems with Ayla and thought "that's really odd" and it is, but, I guess it happens especially in high volume situations. Maybe she was prepped and then closed before the spay actually happened. Who knows, we just like that the shelter took responsibility for their error and is willing to do this for her. We are trying to get mom on a schedule that includes blogging again. She spends waaaaay to much time on Facebook, and while that may be good for her, it's not good for us. Oh sure, she feeds us and does our litter boxes and brushies before she gets on there but, really, we is being ignored.