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Starving stray brought back from the brink by dedicated carers

Dinks, an emaciated stray cat found on the outskirts of Horncastle, has recovered into a healthy tabby thanks to the care of Cats Protection's North East Lincolnshire & District Branch. The roughly ten-year-old cat was taken in after being discovered in a sorry state.

Starving stray brought back from the brink by dedicated carers
Jenny Prowse

Jenny Prowse

Date
February 1, 2024
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A painfully emaciated cat who was straying on the outskirts of Horncastle has fought back to become a healthy tabby thanks to the care and dedication of the charity that took him in.

Dinks, who is thought to be around 10, was found in a sorry state and taken in by the North East Lincolnshire & District Branch of Cats Protection.

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