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SITE MAY NOT BE SECURE...even though it says it is...SEE COMMENTS BELOW...
Someone in the comments for this story, noticed that the website on the story may not be secure. So, I am hiding the story and suggesting that you contact the organization directly if you wish to donate.
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ginmar posted this and I thought I would bring it on over here. The kitty is recovering but needs help as the city kitties people try to prosecute the owners.
Originally posted bykylecassidy at post
You can get updates on Clark Kent, as this kitty is now called, at the following link...http://citykitties.org/2011/11/clark-kent-story-update/
He's hanging in there. My heart goes out to him as my beloved Solomon died of dehydration after a very nasty neighbor of ours trapped him, took him out into the desert and abandoned him. Sol walked home to me. Because he had no idea how to feed himself and he was very devoted to me. It took him 3 weeks and the vet said he probably didn't eat and barely drank and so we could not save him from organ shut down. There is a special corner of hell for people who abandon animals like this.
SITE MAY NOT BE SECURE...even though it says it is...SEE COMMENTS BELOW...
Someone in the comments for this story, noticed that the website on the story may not be secure. So, I am hiding the story and suggesting that you contact the organization directly if you wish to donate.
On of my LJ-Friends,
ginmar posted this and I thought I would bring it on over here. The kitty is recovering but needs help as the city kitties people try to prosecute the owners. Originally posted by
kylecassidy at postVia Citykitties (emphasis mine):
A good samaritan found this cat today in a gutter by Clark Park, half dead. He is now at the Cat Doctor with a body temperature of 90 (normal is 102) and blood PCV of 8. The Cat Doctor housecat, Diamond, is currently donating blood to save his life. During the exam, the vet found that this cat has a microchip. When called, his "owners" reported that he was acting sick, so they put him outside. If this makes you as angry as it makes us, please channel your anger in one of two ways: visit our website at www.citykitties.org and make a donation to help us pay for his care, or share this post and encourage others to do so.
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A good samaritan found this cat today in a gutter by Clark Park, half dead. He is now at the Cat Doctor with a body temperature of 90 (normal is 102) and blood PCV of 8. The Cat Doctor housecat, Diamond, is currently donating blood to save his life. During the exam, the vet found that this cat has a microchip. When called, his "owners" reported that he was acting sick, so they put him outside. If this makes you as angry as it makes us, please channel your anger in one of two ways: visit our website at www.citykitties.org and make a donation to help us pay for his care, or share this post and encourage others to do so.
Click to donate.
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You can get updates on Clark Kent, as this kitty is now called, at the following link...http://citykitties.org/2011/11/clark-kent-story-update/
He's hanging in there. My heart goes out to him as my beloved Solomon died of dehydration after a very nasty neighbor of ours trapped him, took him out into the desert and abandoned him. Sol walked home to me. Because he had no idea how to feed himself and he was very devoted to me. It took him 3 weeks and the vet said he probably didn't eat and barely drank and so we could not save him from organ shut down. There is a special corner of hell for people who abandon animals like this.
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Date: 2011-11-24 01:10 am (UTC)Hope this guy will fare better! His owners, naturally, should be prosecuted.
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Date: 2011-11-24 04:09 am (UTC)Donation webpage does not appear to be secure
Date: 2011-11-24 02:33 am (UTC)Re: Donation webpage does not appear to be secure
Date: 2011-11-24 04:08 am (UTC)Re: Donation webpage does not appear to be secure
Date: 2011-11-24 05:32 am (UTC)I sent the Pennsylvania SCPA (whose site it was) a note saying that I thought their donation page was no longer secure and urging them to have their webmaster look into it. I suspect it was secure when it was first set up, but that somewhere along the line something was misconfigured, perhaps during a move to another server.