She lives on the Caldera-La Estrella road near the hydroelectric plant, owned by an indigenous man Quinto. I have been trying to get her spayed after getting his permission, but they were full when I contacted the clinic in April. Then she went into heat beginning of May, and disappeared for over 2 weeks. When I tried to get her into the clinic in May when she showed up they were full again. If anyone can give her a good home go ahead. She used to come over nightly to play with my dog, get a small snack and sleep on our patio but doesn't come nightly any longer, just here and there and yes she is pregnant. She would be due first week of July possibly. I saw her Friday morning June 17th the last time. Her name is Blanquita.
