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- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
A diabetic cat who needs daily insulin injections is in urgent need of a home ? and staff at Cats Protection are appealing to healthcare workers across Sussex who may be able to help.
Twelve-year-old Honey has been at the charity?s National Cat Adoption Centre, in Chelwood Gate, since March after her previous owner passed away.
She needs daily injections of insulin and a special diet which staff say has put off many prospective owners.
Deputy manager of the National Cat Adoption Centre, Tania Marsh, said: ?There are many people with no medical background who learn how to give injections to diabetic cats, and we can provide full training and support to anyone who wants to adopt Honey.
http://www.sussexexpress.co.uk/news/local/appeal-to-health-workers-to-help-diabetic-cat-1-5440224
Twelve-year-old Honey has been at the charity?s National Cat Adoption Centre, in Chelwood Gate, since March after her previous owner passed away.
She needs daily injections of insulin and a special diet which staff say has put off many prospective owners.
Deputy manager of the National Cat Adoption Centre, Tania Marsh, said: ?There are many people with no medical background who learn how to give injections to diabetic cats, and we can provide full training and support to anyone who wants to adopt Honey.
http://www.sussexexpress.co.uk/news/local/appeal-to-health-workers-to-help-diabetic-cat-1-5440224