Test Log One

Foreword:

Following the success of Operation Childcare and Transportation, a new inclination towards makeshift medical care has been noted in mental storage. The results of this endeavor have been logged below, for future study.

Preparation:

A trauma kit and small suite of surgical tools were purchased online at negligible cost.

Upon reception of medical supplies, a cat was obtained from a local animal shelter -- heretofore referred to as 'Subject'.

At request, Subject was anesthetized by shelter following adoption for 'assistance in initial transportation'.

"Testing Room" set aside and prepared in Apartment's "Office Space".

Initial Thoughts and Complications:

Trauma Kit adequate. Exceptional, given time constraint and cost.

Surgical Suite disappointing. Tools are somewhat lacking. Some are outright downgrades from those coming with trauma kit. Scalpels are... acceptable, but less sharp than preferred.

Subject is currently anesthetized, however this could wear off during procedure. Lacking any anesthetics, attempt to locate a reliable source for future.

Procedure:

Small surgery to test extent and limitations of newfound 'sterilization and preservation' capabilities. Following experience from school and video lectures, attempting to 'neuter' the subject.

Immediately upon cutting with surgical intent, a very small 'glow' envelops Subject. 'Aura' provides very minimal lighting, only upon immediate area of subject. Does not work as sustainable light-source.

Fur was shaved in the targeted area. Initial cuts successful. No further complications.

"Glow" extends throughout opened innards, effects any immediately exposed surgical area. Noted.

Possible mild anesthetic properties of power. Subject has yet to stir despite the (presumably) relatively weak nature of provided anesthetic.

Surgery halted. Lacking tools of appropriate quality to complete planned procedure. Subject could be unduly harmed without adequate means.

Subject was sewn back together, preserved flesh and skin re-align with additional ease. Useful for future treatment and emergency medical assistance.

Subject has shown no signs of stirring. Checking vitals.

Vitals read positive, if notably subdued. Do not request anesthetic from animal shelters, for future. Possibility of inaccurate dosage causing undue harm could muddy results of future procedures.

Moving Subject from "Testing Room" to "Living Room".

End of Procedure.

Closing Notes:

Powers ability to sustain removed organs plausible, though untested. Refrain from usage on human subjects barring extraneous circumstance.

Sterility of surgical efforts made need future testing. Does this extend to all 'cuts' or only those of surgical nature? Find a more 'disposable' test subject for future procedures.

Research needed for appropriate dietary and stimulative needs for cats. Subject deserves appropriate care and well-being.

Purchase a 'cat bed' and 'cat toys' online.