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The Cat Who Refused to Give Up

A cat found crying under a dumpster had a broken pelvis — but after surgery and treatment, he's now running and ready for a home.

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Jun 24, 2026

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He cried for hours under a dumpster — until someone finally listened. With a broken pelvis and severe pain, Firn needed urgent care to survive. Now, after surgery and treatment, he’s running, playing, and ready for the loving home he deserves.

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