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Tail amputation puts stray cat on road to recovery

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A stray cat discovered with an injury so severe her tail had to be amputated is recovering thanks to the dedication of staff and volunteers at West Norfolk Cat Centre.


Hope was found in a garden by a member of the public who noticed a wound to her tail, calling in Cats Protection West Norfolk Cat Centre to help.


The grey-and-white cat was brought to the centre in Wards Chase, Stowbridge, where it was immediately apparent Hope was in a desperate state and needed urgent medical treatment.


The cost of Hope’s treatment was in excess of £1,000, and the local charity has launched a fundraiser to cover the unexpected costs www.justgiving.com/page/cats-protection-downham-hope


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