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Originally Posted by Finner
There should be a 24 hour emergency vet open assuming you're in a larger city. Edmonton has two, which i have used on a couple different occasions.
If you can, try not to up it down. One cat my fiance and I found outside that had been hit by car cost quite a bit to get fixed up, but after having her around for the last couple years i would have paid 4 times that amount. No sense in putting down a otherwise healthy cat that needs a few stitches that could have a good home/life for a few hundred dollars.
....Also take him in. You should be able to find some (crappy) cat food at a nearby max/7-11 you can give him. If he's friendly he'll probably be okay till morning. Wash your hands though because he might have ticks/mites.
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Tuscaloosa is a big college town. 95k people in the city and something like 220k in the metro area. Birmingham is only 40 minuets away. Some cool things around these parts.
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Thank you for everything CP. Good memories and thankful for everything that has been done to help me out. I will no longer take part on these boards. Take care, Go Flames Go.
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