HSEC rescues cat severely injured by BB pellets
After Albany was featured on 16 Morning News Now, he was adopted. He is now recovering in a loving, forever home.
BRISTOL, Ind. (WNDU) -The Humane Society of Elkhart County cares for animals every day, including injured ones.
In January, Albany was rescued by animal control officers.
The 3-year-old Siamese/Lynx Point mix was brought to the shelter covered in fleas and severely injured.
After doing x-rays, staff discovered his leg was shattered from BB pellets, and he had pellets in his chest.
“We have a clinic here, amazing staff,” said Janet Graham, marketing & outreach manager for HSEC. “And they were able to do surgery and remove the leg and remove the other pellets. And he’s healing nicely and ready for a home.”
After Albany was featured on 16 Morning News Now, he was adopted. He is now recovering in a loving, forever home.
There’s a February adoption special happening right now at the Humane Society of Elkhart County.
You can adopt any pet older than 6 months for just $14.
For more information or to fill out an adoption application, click here.
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