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Do remember Catrina the cat who nearly died last year?
She was found having been hit by a car on a cold, dark, wet evening with multiple injuries, very thin and weak.
It took many months for Catrina to get back to health which included operations, medication and a lot of TLC.
Just before Christmas Catrina was given the okay to be rehomed by the vet and it didn’t take long to find her a wonderful new family.
We’ve just heard from Catrina’s new mum and wanted to share the great news.
With the driving wind and rain recently we are asking for your help to gift the cats a little something to keep them dry when the weather is really bad.
We have been trailing perspex clear sheets on some of the cats pens with great success. Each cat pen has an outside section and we have found that hanging the perspex panels on the mesh the cats still have a lovely view and plenty of fresh air while keeping the worst of the weather out.
Around Christmas time two of our wardens where called to a cat that had been hit by a car and collapsed but still alive
The little cat was rushed to Isabelle vets where once she had been examined it was found that she had totally de gloved her tail, had a serious fractured pelvis, some internal bleeding and was a very poorly cat indeed.
However this little girl who has been named Catrina was prepared to fight and had her tail amputated that night along with other veterinary care.
Recently a young cat called Katie went to her forever home.
Christina Sauvarin new owner sent a message about Katie and said "We adopted Katie yesterday who we have now called Jessie."
"She has settled in extremely quickly and both Marc and I were delighted that she came for lots of cuddles on day one."
"She is still discovering her new home but has found several cosy spots to chill out."
"We absolutely love Jessie and would like to thank you and the whole team."
Do you remember Catrina the old stray cat that was hit by a car earlier this month?
Catrina due to her injuries spent over a month at the vets and is now back in the care of the GSPCA and we are pleased to report she is improving daily despite needing a complicated operation and regular treatment and physio since her accident.
Staff and volunteers are working daily with Catrina to help her improve and all have a soft spot for the sweet but cheeky cat.
We overjoyed to report that Catrina is now at the GSPCA after over a month at Isabelle Vets.
Catrina was found on a wet, cold, dark evening 5 weeks ago after being hit by a car and has needed intensive care at the vets.
Sadly with no microchip and no owner this loving, affectionate and sweet cat has been cared for by the team at Isabelle Vets and the GSPCA.
Catrina needed an extensive operation and her veterinary treatment continues as she has a number of health issues but she is improving on a daily basis.
We are pleased to report that Catrina the cat continues to improve although she is still under the care of the vets.
Sadly as no owner has come forward for Catrina in the 21 days required under Guernsey law. The job we have now at the GSPCA with the help of Isabelle Vets is to get her well and strong enough to find her a home.
We are pleased to report that Catrina the stray cat that was found at L'Islet after a road traffic accident nearly two weeks ago has had her operation yesterday at Isabelle Vets.
We are extremely grateful to all that have donated and an amazing £600 has been raised to date and thank you to all that are helping Catrina and of course her many friends at the GSPCA.
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Catrina the cat is still at the vets and as we write this has gone to be operated on.
A huge thank you to all that have donated so far to her care, sadly we still have no idea who she belongs to but she has been improving each day.
We all have our fingers crossed for her and she will have to stay at the vets over the weekend at the very least.
You may remember Catrina the stray cat who was rescued collapsed, soaking wet, starving and with no hair or skin on her tail last week.
Catrina was in such a poor state she has had to stay at the vets where she has received intensive, around the clock care.
It is highly likely she was hit by a vehicle although had a number of other health issues when she was found.
She has been growing stronger each day but she will need an operation on her pelvis which with her care is going to cost nearly a £1000.