Funded: Help Little Tripp Get Back on His Feet

Funded: Help Little Tripp Get Back on His Feet

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Update: The little trooper made it through the amputation surgery and recovery. The rescue told us, "We did it!! Tripp goes in this Thursday to have his staples removed. We know his future is only looking up from here!!!" Thank you for your support! 



Tripp was rescued from an abusive situation thanks to a kind neighbor. This poor kitten was suffering from a severe upper respiratory infection and a terrible leg injury.

X-rays revealed that the bones in Tripp’s leg, including his growth plate, have been shattered beyond repair. This type of injury is caused by persistent blunt force and, given the severity of infection, the injury is not new. Tripp needs surgery to amputate, but this sweet boy is still too small for the operation to be safe.

While Tripp gains necessary weight, his wound is being drained and doctors are working to remove small bits of cartilage and bone with local anesthetic. You can help him heal after this painful process and begin his longterm recovery.

Tripp's injured leg needs to be removed for him to move forward!

Location: South Carolina
Breed: Domestic shorthair
Age: 9 weeks
Medical Problem: Broken leg and infection
Treatment: Amputation and supportive care 
 

You can help Tripp get the treatment he needs to heal. Your gift will not only give him the hope to keep fighting, but your donations will help cover his ongoing care.

Help us meet our goal of $6,000 for Tripp and pets like him. 

Greater Good Charities has ultimate authority and discretion with regard to the distribution of its funds. All expenditures made are consistent with the exempt purposes of Greater Good Charities.



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