- Aug 22, 2001
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Does anyone have any suggestions for this kind of situation?
A friend of my wife and I recently rescued a kitten from the local animal control. His name is Sam and he's 4 months old. He's clearly been the victim of abuse; he's underweight and has some scars from stitches.
After she brought the kitten home, she found him limping a bit. She brought him to a vet and found out that Sam had a broken front leg that did not heal properly. It's now bent oddly and causes him to favor him left front leg. He doesn't appear to be in pain (he runs on it), but I don't know if it could be a problem later in life.
She's a teacher and can't afford the estimated $2000 required for surgery to correct the leg. Does anyone have some suggestions for this poor guy?
A friend of my wife and I recently rescued a kitten from the local animal control. His name is Sam and he's 4 months old. He's clearly been the victim of abuse; he's underweight and has some scars from stitches.
After she brought the kitten home, she found him limping a bit. She brought him to a vet and found out that Sam had a broken front leg that did not heal properly. It's now bent oddly and causes him to favor him left front leg. He doesn't appear to be in pain (he runs on it), but I don't know if it could be a problem later in life.
She's a teacher and can't afford the estimated $2000 required for surgery to correct the leg. Does anyone have some suggestions for this poor guy?