This little cat was found outside Plumpton Green Primary School on Tuesday 10th January at 9.30am. She was seen being attacked by a dog. She was bought in by a caring member of the public who saw her being injured. She was examined by our vet Marie Arkell, it was found that she had suffered an injury to her spine and was unable to use her hind limbs. She had also ruptured her abdominal wall leading to a small hernia. She was given pain relief immediately and we settled her in to a nice warm cage.
Unfortunately she was not wearing any identification and we could not find a microchip. With either of these we would have been able to re unite her with her owner.
She has spent the last few weeks in our care where we have seen a great improvement to her injuries. She is now a lot stronger on her hind limbs and we have repaired her hernia.
She is a lovely little cat who has settled in to veterinary clinic life very well! She loves sitting on your lap and enjoys lots of fuss and attention!
She must have an owner some where who is missing her?




We’re sorry to see her go but delighted to let everyone know that Cheryl is off to university to continue her veterinary studies.