Bailee's Rescue Story
Weeks passed with no change until one
morning we were greeted by Bailee
miraculously standing on three legs!
However, Bailee's troubles were not over.
Bailee was diagnosed and treated for
cystitis. Then she contracted a severe
upper respiratory infection and while
recovering, she developed pyometritis (a
bacterial infection that affects the uterus
of cats and can be fatal) and had to have
an emergency ovariohysterectomy.

With all that behind her, Bailee gradually
grew stronger and is now walking on all
four legs. Bailee may soon leave us to find
her forever home but her inspirational
spirit of courage, devotion, perseverance
and faith will remain with us always.
Bailee and her four tiny kittens were brought to Moore Humane
Society after being abandoned in a shed by her owners. Bailee
was unable to stand when she arrived at our shelter, so we
immediately took her to a local veterinarian. What x-rays
revealed was heartbreaking: Bailee had a bullet in her back and
she was paralyzed. Bailee was completely committed to her
kittens so we knew we had to do whatever was necessary to
help her continue caring for her kittens.
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