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kylecassidy at post
Via Citykitties (emphasis mine):
A good samaritan found this cat today in a gutter by Clark Park, half dead. He is now at the Cat Doctor with a body temperature of 90 (normal is 102) and blood PCV of 8. The Cat Doctor housecat, Diamond, is currently donating blood to save his life. During the exam, the vet found that this cat has a microchip. When called, his "owners" reported that he was acting sick, so they put him outside. If this makes you as angry as it makes us, please channel your anger in one of two ways: visit our website at www.citykitties.org and make a donation to help us pay for his care, or share this post and encourage others to do so.
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Picture removed so the link still works and is outside a cut but the picture was upsetting and is not fair to force on people who are good and looking after their pets and would do no good being foisted on those that do not care and would be arseholes and shove their pet out to die. Pretty sure there are none of those anywhere near my flist.
Sorry.
kylecassidy at post
Via Citykitties (emphasis mine):
A good samaritan found this cat today in a gutter by Clark Park, half dead. He is now at the Cat Doctor with a body temperature of 90 (normal is 102) and blood PCV of 8. The Cat Doctor housecat, Diamond, is currently donating blood to save his life. During the exam, the vet found that this cat has a microchip. When called, his "owners" reported that he was acting sick, so they put him outside. If this makes you as angry as it makes us, please channel your anger in one of two ways: visit our website at www.citykitties.org and make a donation to help us pay for his care, or share this post and encourage others to do so.
Click to donate.
Picture removed so the link still works and is outside a cut but the picture was upsetting and is not fair to force on people who are good and looking after their pets and would do no good being foisted on those that do not care and would be arseholes and shove their pet out to die. Pretty sure there are none of those anywhere near my flist.
Sorry.