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Today’s a big day—brave little Rebar is on the adoption floor!

Found tangled in razor wire, she’s endured surgeries, a tail and toe amputation, and infections, purring through it all. Now healed, this fighter is ready for her forever home. Meet her at the shelter 11–6 and ask about adopting Rebar!

On of our veterinarians snuggles Rebar the kitten.Rebar the kitten snuggles up in her bedThe razor fencing that was found embedded in Rebar's tail and stomach.Rebar is prepped for one of her multiple surgeries.

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    Crazycrabber @crazycrabber.bsky.social

    Of course she was purring through it all. The harmonic frequency of a cat’s purr helps to heal soft tissues and bones. Also helps reduce the pain. Hopefully she finds a good home!

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