Catrina Rhodes, left, picks up her cat, Willis, at the end of the day after a neuter surgery while clinic coordinator Ryan Jette explains what she should expect for the next few days. Rhodes explained that bringing Willis for veterinary services at the Humane Society saved her hundreds of dollars compared to a private-practice vet, making it affordable to have the procedure done, and reducing the risk that Willis will reproduce, leaving her responsible for kittens she would not be able to afford.