So glad this part is behind you. And ditto the above! You need your rest too, and your girl is probably sleeping like a baby dreaming of little pink elephants (maybe little pink mice in her case, hahah!)

So glad she did well, this is the first big step. Get your seatbelt on, the next couple of weeks can be a bit of a rollercoaster ride. Don't forget... you are NOT alone, ok? Make sure you have your house in order and a safe place for her to recover. I took the bed off it's frame and gave Huck the guest bedroom for his recovery. I also had an XL dog crate in there also to keep him secure in the beginning, but he was feral so our circumstances were a little different. 

Will be looking for your progress, sending big hugs!

Jackie and Huckleberry

Teeny is good.  The smaller the space the less she will get into trouble.. the day after his amputation when Fuzz came home I had to quickly come up with plan B because he busted out of the laundry room twice and ran down basement steps within  30 minutes of being home.. had to take over a small bathroom for his 2 week recovery room.  he literally had about 26 feet of oblong shaped floor space to recover on and when he was in there he would get up to eat, move around a bit and use litterbox then come see me... it is good they rest for first couple days completely. I kept room with natural window light and turned a small night light on at night.  I checked on him often but left him alone for most part the first couple days to keep him quiet... just gave him his scheduled medicine and made sure he was eating, drinking and getting up to use potty along with leaving incision alone.  Fuzz had literally only one off day after surgery and that was around day 3 or 4 then he was back up rebounding and healing quickly. He had a very fast paced and easy recovery and I was completely blown away at how well he did.  He got his staples out around the 2 week mark and was literally running around shortly after that.  He recently has had some phantom pain /spasming in the missing shoulder and I had to get a 3rd refill on his gabapentin and had increased him back to twice daily, he now back to once daily and seems to be doing much better.  I hope your kitty is resting comfortably and as long as she has her meds and love (you remaining calm) will help her heal so quickly.  I can't wait to hear more updates on her recovery.  The important thing is you take care of you.. I was a wreck for weeks and got run down as a result of stress/lack of sleep and worry... once Fuzz was out of recovery room we took naps together on my long weekends so I could recouperate too!

Oh yes,  she may be druggy but she knows she's home where she belongs. 

Please be sure to give her medication faithfully at good intervals.  What did they send you home with?