A pair of three-month-old kittens born with only three and a half legs are in need of surgery and the public is stepping up to help.
Terry and Peggy have small stumps where their fourth legs should be. They try to walk, but doing so has made the area so raw and the stumps have become infected.
The BC SPCA said this will be an ongoing problem and one bad infection could spread to the bone – a potentially life-threatening situation. The only option for them to lead a pain-free life is to amputate.
A Medical Emergency Fund has been set up to raise money for the surgeries and six-week recovery.
It was estimated $2,155 would be needed to cover the costs – including the antibiotics, pain management, as well as their spay and neuter surgeries. The public has already more than doubled that amount, with nearly $5,500 raised.
The additional funds donated in their name will go toward supporting other animals in need.
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