Fatima's Severe Leg Wound Needs Urgent Care

Fatima's Severe Leg Wound Needs Urgent Care

Brand: GGO
SKU: GTGM3338
1.00 USD In stock Buy at Merchant

Fatima was adopted as a kitten back in 2020. Six years later, a local shelter called with unexpected news: a cat matching her microchip had just been surrendered with a large, untreated laceration on her back leg that needed immediate attention. The wound was too deep and at too high a risk of infection to stitch closed, so Fatima was started on wound care and antibiotics right away. She will need additional treatment, including topical care and oral medication, as veterinarians worked to keep the injury from becoming infected. Fatima's wound remains at high risk of infection as it continues to close. Your support can help ensure she gets the ongoing care she needs to fully heal. Fatima is recovering from a severe leg laceration that puts her at high risk of infection. Location: Nevada Breed: Mixed Medical Problem: Untreated wound Treatment: Medication and supportive care You can help Fatima get the treatment she needs to heal. Your gift will not only give her the hope to keep fighting, but your donations will help cover her ongoing care. Greater Good Charities works to provide emergency medical care to pets in shelters around the world and meet other critical needs, including food, supplies, transportation, sterilization, and disaster relief. With your donation, you can help save the lives of animals like these by covering their care. Help us meet our goal of $6,000 for Fatima and pets like her.

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