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After rescuing a seriously injured kitten, a Good Samaritan and the police donate hundreds of dollars for her care





Discovered by a passerby, then transported to veterinary emergencies by the police, a cat suffering from serious injuries had to have a leg amputated, but he survived. Those who rescued him also contributed financially to his care.











The little Georgie is a miracle. If he has been deprived of a leg since his misadventure, he has survived it and is about to experience a happy life to which he did not initially seem promised. A story told by Bradford Today.

This kitten had been discovered alone and seriously injured on the side of a road in Orillia, in Ontario, Canada. The passerby who found him immediately took him to the local Ontario police detachment, which in turn transported him to the veterinary clinic. Mariposa.

Georgie was in very bad shape when he arrived at the emergency room; the red-coated young cat suffered severe nerve damage to his right front paw, and had lost much of his skin on his abdomen and chin.

« To give Georgie the best chance of a pain-free life, amputation of his leg was recommended. “, Explain Robin Elliottresponsible for Midland Animal Centre. It is this association that is part of the SPCA Canadian who took care of him. The kitten, approximately 14 weeks old, also had multiple stitches put in to reattach her skin.

Article illustration: After rescuing a badly injured kitten, a Good Samaritan and the police donate hundreds of dollars for her care

Ontario SPCA Midland and District Animal Centre / Facebook

Placed in foster care pending adoption

He is now recovering and has been placed with a foster family, that of an acquaintance of the police officer who took him to the veterinary clinic.

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Furthermore, the person who discovered Georgie made another noble gesture towards her, since she donated 400 Canadian dollars (about 300 euros) for her treatment. The font ofOrillia did the same, contributing $750 (570 euros) via fundraising.

The Midland Animal Centre still needs 500 dollars (380 euros) to fully cover the care of the kitten. He gradually adapts to his new condition as a 3-legged feline, which will certainly not prevent him from enjoying life to the fullest.