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Topic:Kitten hit by car
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    T O P I C     R E V I E W
    PattiHelp!
    My daughter volunteers at a dog and cat rescue place. We have taken home a 12 wk. old kitten. A month ago it was brought to the shelter malnourished and had been hit by a car. It was bleeding from the nose. Over time it has been up (no broken bones), but not very active. It is eating, but mostly lays around.
    It doesn't want to play and her breathing is rapid. We plan to have a vet check her out, but just wondered if anybody might have an idea about her condition. Maybe she possibly just needs more quiet recuperation time. Please reply! This is our first kitten and have already grown fond of her.
    Patti

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