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Ladies & Gentlemen, I give you...
...PsychoKitty!
She's called Shadow and contrary to appearances she's actually quite a sweet little cat if occasionally a bit unpredictable. My wife is homing officer for the local Cats Protection branch and somehow this one just didn't make it into the system
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JG
...PsychoKitty!
She's called Shadow and contrary to appearances she's actually quite a sweet little cat if occasionally a bit unpredictable. My wife is homing officer for the local Cats Protection branch and somehow this one just didn't make it into the system
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JG
Ganglandboss said:
I knew him before he was famous don't you know.
becksW said:
My main coon (sorry no picture) is currently looking like a patch work quilt.
Actually she is a total mess after being hit by a car a couple of weeks ago. What started as a broken pelvis (which was bad enough) has now developed into a crush injury which has caused severe tissue death over her right kidney area. She has had a load of skin cut away + fatty tissue as a result she has a huge hole on her back (currently covered by a body bandage) It can get better as long as we keep infection at bay and avoid septicaemia. It is going to take a long time, luckily she seems very bright so far.
So can all four legged furries on this thread wish her all the best for a full recovery...she needs it!
(testing my vet nursing skills aswell work all day and work all night at the mo! and in the vets on my days off!)
Ouch. Missed reading this. One of ours lost a fight with a car. Broken pelvis etc, long list. Six months of cage rest and oodles of drugs and a few operations. He was three at the time and needed liquid paraffin every day to assist stuff through the reduced pelvic gap once he was up and about. He is 20 now and says "stick with it" and added "feed me now!"Actually she is a total mess after being hit by a car a couple of weeks ago. What started as a broken pelvis (which was bad enough) has now developed into a crush injury which has caused severe tissue death over her right kidney area. She has had a load of skin cut away + fatty tissue as a result she has a huge hole on her back (currently covered by a body bandage) It can get better as long as we keep infection at bay and avoid septicaemia. It is going to take a long time, luckily she seems very bright so far.
So can all four legged furries on this thread wish her all the best for a full recovery...she needs it!
(testing my vet nursing skills aswell
work all day and work all night at the mo! and in the vets on my days off!)
h, 50% cuddlemonster. You just never know which half you're getting... 
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