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Homeless cat on road to recovery thanks to charity volunteers

A homeless cat with such a severely swollen abdomen that she appeared pregnant has received life-saving surgery after being spotted by quick-thinking members of the public. She was found in Harrold-Odell Country Park and referred to Cats Protection's volunteer-run Wellingborough & Rushden Branch for help.

Homeless cat on road to recovery thanks to charity volunteers
Jenny Prowse

Jenny Prowse

Date
February 1, 2024
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A homeless cat with such a swollen abdomen that she appeared pregnant has received life-saving surgery thanks to quick-thinking public and cat-loving volunteers.

The down-on-her-luck tabby was spotted in Harrold-Odell Country Park by members of the public who contacted Cats Protection's volunteer-run Wellingborough & Rushden Branch for help.

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