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Hello,


There is a cat outside my house and it looks injured. Looks like a car has run over its foot. Can anyone recommend how I can help? Apologies for the question, I don't have any pets so I have no idea, but want to help the poor thing.


Regards,

Sue

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Yes that is Gordon. I've just looked on Facebook and seen the lovely photo of him. No update on his injuries yet. He is alive but his back legs are damaged. Thank you to all who communicated and for contacting the RSPCA. We are very grateful to you all. Gordon is a well loved cat residing in Landells Road.
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