Re: Clark the City Kitty
If I were rich, abandoned animals would be one of my main charities. Okay, they are anyway, but there's not so much one can do when one isn't rich. (My giving pretty much goes: animals, people, environment. Not that I can give much.) But I can try to boost the signals in the hopes they'll get to people who do have money.
Originally posted by kylecassidy at post
Clark feels better.
He had surgery and they removed two pieces of corroded metal from his stomach which he likely ingested while trying to eat food attached to it. He can stand on his own now and enjoys people and mealtimes.
The best way you can help Clark or cats like him is by fostering or adopting. City Kitties is currently filled to capacity and in desperate need of foster homes -- people who can care for a cat for a minimum of three months (six months preferred) City Kitties pays all the vet bills. Their foster link is here. There are many cats with stories just as sad as Clark's who are looking for a person who will be kind to them.
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Originally posted by kylecassidy at post
Clark feels better.
He had surgery and they removed two pieces of corroded metal from his stomach which he likely ingested while trying to eat food attached to it. He can stand on his own now and enjoys people and mealtimes.
The best way you can help Clark or cats like him is by fostering or adopting. City Kitties is currently filled to capacity and in desperate need of foster homes -- people who can care for a cat for a minimum of three months (six months preferred) City Kitties pays all the vet bills. Their foster link is here. There are many cats with stories just as sad as Clark's who are looking for a person who will be kind to them.
Click to donate.
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