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Sponsored by Mike and Sue Moses, Cedar Rapids, 12/10 - 04/11.
Doc found his forever home (while vacationing at the Iowa City Animal Care and Adoption Center) with Jaimee Eckers of Iowa City in April, 2011.

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Sex:                  Male, neutered

Estimated
Date of Birth:    October, 2009

Arrived at
Witty Kitties:     December, 2010

Biography:         Doc's story is truly amazing.  His rescuers, Sue and Mike Moses of Cedar Rapids found him in their garage, and thought at first that he was a dead animal because the smell was so bad.  It turned out he had a badly injured rear leg (we won't go into the gory details about maggots, etc.).  They took him to Frey Pet Hospital, assuming the leg would need to be amputated.  But Dr. Ryan Steen decided to try to save Doc's leg.  Doc was quite a trooper, going for frequent bandage changes and receiving lots of antibiotics.  By the time Doc arrived at Witty Kitties, the flesh was starting to return to his leg.  After a couple weeks here, his bandages came off permanently, and he's doing great!  His leg has scabbed over, and new fur is starting to grow.  By the time he's all healed no one will be able to tell how serious his injury really was.  He's truly a remarkable boy -- he has loved all the kitties who have shared the infirmary with him, and he lets everyone hold and cuddle him.  He's very, very lucky that he found the right garage to hide in!

Special Needs:  Residual effects of leg injury


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