Please help with the cost of Heidi's operation and aftercare to fix her luxating patella's
To give Heidi quality of life and the chance of a home of her own.
Canterbury
Heidi was surrendered to Cat Care Incorporated in January after she was diagnosed with luxating patella's. This means that her knees dislocate regularly, and this will worsen over time. She has been advertised for adoption, with full disclosure, and to date there have been no enquiries to adopt her.
Cat Care and the Cats Protection League work well together and when they asked for our help, we were happy to assist. At just 10 months of age we all feel that Heidi deserves a comfortable, pain-free life and a wonderful home of her own.
We have therefore arranged for Heidi to be operated on by the Avonside Wainoni Veterinary Clinic who have generously agreed to do this at a reduced rate. We are seeking your help to assist with the cost of the operation and aftercare.
Once she has recovered she will be available for adoption from our cattery.
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We take in unwanted cats & kittens, provide them with the necessary veterinary treatment and then rehome them where we can. We also help with desexing, urgent veterinary treatment, food in emergency situations & provide a lost and found service.
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The operation and aftercare for Heidi.
Latest update
Heidi has her stitches out 17 August 2019
Heidi had her stitches out a few days ago and is coming on very well. No more head collar!
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