By Danielle Barnes | Project Leader
Warrick County Animal Control (WCAC) found a sweet cat dumped outside of their facility locked in a box that nobody even knew how long he had been there. It had been hot and without water for a length of time that he could of easily ended up dead. Luckily, two staff members saw movement inbetween the holes and let him out. He was limping therefore the staff knew he needed to go to the vet. WCAC does not have funding to care for animals in this type of situation, BUT Warrick Animal Guardians does thanks to donors like you!
Due to his sunny disposition and coloration it was decided to name him "Sunshine". He is a Domestic Shorthair, with a beautiful orange stripped tabby pattern with white. We estimated his age at about 3 years old. After a veterinary examination, inclduing radiographs (x-rays), it was determined that he had a broken leg around the femural head. It was in poor Sunshine's best interest to amputate his leg.
One Vet Tech stated "I love him! He was such a perfect gentleman for his procedure. Never stopped loving! I hope someone gives him the home he deserves."
Although Sunshine has not found his forever home yet, WAG has paid for all of his medical needs including his neuter, rabies vacciantion, flea meds, etc.
We hope that you can see the amazing difference donors like you have made in his life and other animals lives by giving them a second chance.
Thank you!
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