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This precious 14-month old kitty named Sidney, was hit by a car and in desperate need of a complete fracture repair surgery. The owners were not able to afford the cost of the medical bills or any of his day-to-day care, so they made the very difficult decision to relinquish their ownership of this precious baby.

The Hermione Duncan Reddy Foundation chose to step in and help provide the funds for Sidney to receive the procedure and treatment he needed. During his very long recovery process he lived with one of the doctors at Seven Oaks Pet Hospital. He is now neutered, up to date on vaccinations, and ready to be adopted to his furever home! Visit the link below for adoption interests!


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Marvin was brought into Pet Urgent Care lethargic, covered in fleas, lateral, anorexic, and had intestinal worms. When the doctor began the exam, the man that brought him in, immediately got into his car and drove away. Marvin was abandoned, hopeless, and hanging on by a thread. Since then, he has made a huge recovery, we were able to nurse Marvin back to health. He is the most loving, adorable, and happy little puppy. He is now in his FURever home, and will always be given the love and care he deserves!





 
 
 
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She is a 12 week old kitten that came in with a puncture on her right front leg and a large mass on her left hind leg. She was limping on the leg for a few days and then the owners decided to bring her in. We did radiographs and nothing was broken, fractured, and the body cavity was still intact. So, then we did an ultrasound and found that the mass was fluid filled. We took a sample from the mass and it was purulent (puss) filled. The doctor is going to drain the abscess, flush it out, put the kitten on antibiotics, and other treatments. The owners are unsure of how this happened. And the owners have had this kitten since birth. They have the other siblings as well. They wanted to save this baby, and do all they can to help her and we wanted to help them keep and save their baby. The kitten came back three days later for a drain removal, and has been dong well ever since.


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