6/21/23 – Coco is a female stray cat that had been ‘tnr’d’. Last week she had been missing for 3 days and finally when she was found by her caretaker she had blood on her back and wounds on her body. The caretaker also noticed that her leg was ‘twisted’. The caretaker raced home to get a cage and raced back but when she returned Coco was gone. The caretaker, Brittney, spent the night looking again for her and finally the next morning Brittney’s daughter was able to find her and get her safely in a cage. Coco couldn’t walk on her leg and that’s when we were contacted.

One of our partner veterinarians saw Coco two days ago and the x rays showed several bones shattered from what appeared to be bb’s. Once again, an innocent animal was used as target practice by cruel people The doctor recommended amputation and now Coco is scheduled for surgery tomorrow with our good friends at Comfort’s Place in Westland. Please remember this sweet girl in your prayers. Brittney has assured me that Coco will not be a ‘stray’ cat any longer and will be kept in her home.

Again, without our supporters, these orphans could not be given a second chance. Please remember our 1776 4th of July campaign where $1,776 in donations made between now and July 4 will be matched by a generous “Honorary Auntie” of our Feline Mascot, Chance. Thank you in advance. – diana

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