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Greyie The Paralysed Cat


 A kind lady was on her way to her office and when she was about to cross the road in Menggatal , she heard a noise from the drain near her and she was shocked to see a grey tabby cat in the drain. 

The cat was just lying there in wet and not able to move. She believed that the poor cat was hit by a car few hours before she found him. 

She immediately took the poor cat , covered him with her blazzer and instead of goin to her office , she drove straight to the vet clinic.  


X-ray was taken and the result shown that poor Greyie has a broken back bone and fractured femur. Vet decided that surgical intervention needed and the best way to stabilize the fracture is by placing a plate on the broken spine and IM pin on the broken femur in order to keep the disparate bone pieces in place as they heal. 

The surgery was successfully done by the vet and poor Greyie will need to be confined until the bones are healed. This may take anywhere from one to four months. During this time it may be necessary to nurse the cat and prevent them getting pressure sores or to manually express his bladder. 

Skin sutures from surgery will be removed approximately 10 - 14 days later. The vet will perform follow up x-rays after about one month, to check that the position of the bones and the plates. Metal implants are usually left in place and only removed if they cause a problem.


The total cost of surgery is RM750 and we managed to raised fund for Greyie's treatment fund. We really blessed to have many kind hearted and loving followers who always been there for us to support and help our rescued animals. 

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