Help Feral Watch And Tnr raise R3,000 for Amputation of Injured leg

Help Feral Watch And Tnr raise R3,000 for Amputation of Injured leg

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She blinked. A soft, slow blink. And in that quiet moment, she told us something loud: “I trust you.” 💔🐾 She had been hanging around a business in Standerton for quite some time, unnoticed by most. But then Juan, Annerine’s husband, saw her—and immediately realised something was terribly wrong with her leg. He thought about catching her by hand, but decided to play it safe and used a trap. Thank you, Riana, for kindly lending us the trap. Thank you, Georgia and Theuns, who made the long drive to fetch her. And thank you, Dr. Corne from Innovavet Veterinary Clinic, for seeing her so quickly and with such care. Her leg had been broken for a long time, and it had already begun healing—incorrectly. The injury had been left untreated for so long that her only hope for comfort and quality of life was amputation. 💔 But she’s not very feral at all... She will not be going back to the streets. She will stay with Georgia, indoors and safe, where she’ll recover surrounded by warmth and kindness. And that blink—the slow, gentle blink—meant the world to us. In cat language, that blink is a "cat kiss." It’s their way of saying, “I feel safe with you.” If this story touched your heart, and you'd like to help us continue saving cats like her, please consider supporting us via ForGood. Your donation helps us cover the cost of surgery, recovery, and ongoing care. Every life matters. Every blink matters. ❤️ Thank you for being part of their second chance.