Funds required for urgent veterinary care. Leeds branch.

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Funds required for urgent veterinary care. Leeds branch.

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WE NEED YOUR HELP.

Currently we have some very poorly cats that needed our help and this is seriously impacting our finances. These unexpected emergencies cannot always be anticipated but require immediate help to ensure the cat/kitten survives.
We need to make a big dent in our vet bills so we can continue helping cats and kittens in need.

We are hoping to raise £5000.

Doris our most recent intake was found after an rta and has a broken jaw and some other age related issues.

Nettie a 3 year old cat was hit by a car and has a broken jaw which has been wired but she will require further surgery in a few weeks to remove her broken teeth and to remove the wires .

Felix, a lovely young boy has a blocked bladder, he is currently at the vet hospital as an inpatient receiving vital care and may require corrective surgery.

Abbey a very young cat with 5 week old kittens had to rushed to the vets after her foster mum noticed her breathing was laboured and she vomited. She had an ultrasound and they realised she had a life threatening condition where the bowel becomes twisted called a volvulus. She had emergency surgery and is recovering with her foster mum whilst her babies are being cared for separately to allow her to rest.

Teddy a stray who has obviously been owned at some point was admitted with a brain injury, the cause is unknown.
He spent 2 weeks as an inpatient and his prognosis was guarded but he has surpassed all expectations and is adapting and regaining mobility and bladder/bowel function.

Mumble, was handed into the vets having been found alone at 3 weeks old, he is thriving now.

These are just a few of the cats in our care and a fraction of those we hope to help this year but this is costly and that is why we are asking for your help.

Please share so we can get as much help as possible to continue our work and provide a lifeline for these cats/kittens.
Thanks so much in advance we couldn't do this without you.

Want to join me in making a difference? I’m raising tion will help make an impact. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me.
More information about CAT ACTION TRUST 1977: CAT77's policy is to help feral cats by limiting their numbers through trap/neuter/return. We provide veterinary care where necessary and rehabilitate and rehome kittens and tame stray cats. We have nine branches in the UK

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