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Meet
Marshal
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We never know what to expect when we get a call about a "sick" cat. Marshal
came to the shelter on a sunny afternoon a few weeks ago. He was
wounded and emaciated.
What exactly happened to Marshal is unclear, but
he suffered numerous lesions on his legs and belly most of which were
infected. You could feel every bone in his body and his eyes were glazed
over, like he had given up.
Marshal received antibiotics and antiseptic spray for his wounds, he was
dewormed and is slowly starting to put on weight. His recovery will be long,
but he has already made good progress.
This picture is from when he first came in, he has since put on a
little weight, his eyes are brighter, and his wounds are healing and his
hair is already starting to grow back!
If you are interested in sponsoring Marshal's medical care,
please contact us at (830) 990-9085.
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Hello, my name is Checkers...
When I was very little
my right eye got poked and it got very damaged. I was taken to the Hill
Country SPCA with my two other brothers and momma, where I was nursed
back to health until I was big enough to have surgery to remove my eye.
Only having one eye doesn't slow me down at all, I still love to run and
play as much as my brothers (maybe even more!). Give me a chance, I would
love to entertain you!
If you are interested in sponsoring Checkers' medical care,
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Make a Donation for the Animals in Our Care |
We spend an average of $50 a month
to provide food, shelter,
and medical attention for each animal in our care.
If you would
like to help us, please visit
Help the Animals to make a
secure online donation.
The Hill Country SPCA respects the privacy of its donors and
does not sell or exchange any donor information.
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Remember…. It’s all about the animals! |
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The Hill Country SPCA
2981 South Highway 16
Fredericksburg, Texas 78624
(830) 990-9085
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