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Innocent 1.4 lb kitten broken mandible - abuse thrown down

Innocent 1.4 lb kitten broken mandible - abuse thrown down

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$800 raised of $2K

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HER STORY: Sage needed surgery to try and put her little jaw back together. I will never understand how people can hurt such a tiny baby kitten and leave them to die. Won’t you please help with a donation of any amount. She has to go back in 2 weeks for a check up. Look carefully at the pictures to see how tiny Sage is in their hands. Dr Mike at Four Paws is fantastic. She also has a mark by her nose which has to heal. Help Sage by helping to get her vet bills paid. When she is big enough she needs to be spayed. She is only able to eat wet food until her jaw mends. Also could you please say a prayer for her healing. ❤️‍
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