Little Clark is our newest foster and a shining example of the work COFAS does every day. This sweet boy was turned in to a rural shelter when he was found with a string tied tightly around one front leg. There was necrotic tissue in his foot and he was COVERED in fly eggs and maggots. Within hours, COFAS had committed to taking the 3 week old boy (a feat in itself as he requires a mix of formula/wet food all while keeping his bad foot clean!) Clark has been with us only a few days, but is already coming into his own. He eats well, loves snuggles and purrs whenever he sees a person. Even with all the pain brought by some human, Clark has nothing but love to give! Here he is after his second bath. We will be updating little Clark’s story over the coming weeks. Only time will tell if he gets to keep his leg, but our fosters and the vet team remain hopeful!
Note: If you would like to donate towards Clark’s ongoing medical care, please visit www.COFAS.org and click the donate button or make donations directly to his vet, the Animal Wellness Center in Athens, GA.
