The horrific overpopulation of cats is one of our countrys most tragic animal problems. Let us hope that this charming book will help guide readers to the obvious solution, spay/neuter., founder of The DJ&T Foundation and former host of When Jim and his mom return home from the vet with Molly the cat after her surgery, Jim asks, Why did we keep Molly from having kittens? I like kittens! In this delightfully illustrated imagined journey into the future, Jims mom shows the many ways that Mollys (and her kittens) potential for multiplying would change their livesand not for the better!will appeal to kids and adults with its delightful, detailed art that encourages looking through the book many times. This is the first childrens picture book to show, vividly and humorously, the importance of neutering. Animal groups and vets will praise it, since spaying and neutering are at the top of their agenda, not only to keep animal populations in check, but to avoid killing millions of unwanted, homeless animals every year.Author is an elementary school teacher who has also worked as a medical assistant for a veterinary hospital; trained puppies for Guiding Eyes for the Blind; and raised chickens, ducks, a goat, and numerous dogs. is her first childrens book.is the illustrator of The Gryphon Press titles and , as well as nineteen other books exploring the connections between people, animals, and the earth.