Pak Din�s Cat, Kit, Up For Adoption (Chew�s)

From Chew (016-3281210):

Dear Ky,

Helped take Pak Din’s cat named KIT (for kitten) to the vet yesterday. He’s got a very nasty wound on the hind leg, not sure if something attacked him or his leg got caught in some wires or sharp obstacles and he tried to pull away. The vet says it may take several weeks if not months to heal properly…may need sutures later to seal up the open wound. Its remarkable the pain tolerance in animals as if it were a human, he’ll be whining and groaning , but KIT just showed some resistance under treatment but didn’t make too much fuss.
Before that picked up Pak Din from the supermarket along Jalan Gombak where he took a bus down early in the morning to buy rice and other needs and I picked him up on the way to his home. We took the opportunity to get a months supply of rice since its heavy and with the car it was easier to truck all the stuff back.
Due to the serious wound Pak Din is willing to put KIT up for adoption as his place may not be so good in terms of sanitation and external dangers(other animals, dogs etc). The wound needs plenty of attention otherwise it may become worse. Any chance for adoption?? Of course Pak Din is ever willing to try to nurse KIT back to health if nobody wishes to take him home.
The renovation of his roof may have to wait awhile as I’m still trying to get some volunteers and also the weather is not so good these couple of days.

Attaching photos taken yesterday on the Photobucket link

Best Regards to All,
Chew

We have offered the subsidise the cost of Kit’s treatment.

If you would like to take care of and adopt Kit, please call Chew on�016-3281210.

Source: http://myanimalcare.org/2012/03/17/pak-dins-cat-kit-up-for-adoption-chews/

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