a cat named Vincent proved more successful than I could have. It is quite a happy story begins with the moment when the animal was found near one of the campsites in Nevada. The cat had no back feet, and it is unlikely he would have lived to a ripe old cat years, but people's desire to help had saved him.

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a cat named Vincent proved more successful than I could have. It is quite a happy story begins with the moment when the animal was found near one of the campsites in Nevada. The cat had no back feet, and it is unlikely he would have lived to a ripe old cat years, but people's desire to help had saved him.

For some reason Vincent lost limbs, is unknown, but shortly after the cat was at the shelter, it took someone named Cindy Jones. Her daughter, then studied to be a veterinarian, has set a goal to help the cat. To return him to paws helped the specialist in the field of Orthopaedics, and at the age of three, Vincent got a pair of titanium legs.

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To install the implants were carried out two operations: the first in February 2014, the second a year later. The length of the "legs" are gradually increasing to bring it to the desired. Prostheses implanted in the bone of the animal and there is a risk of infection, so it requires daily handling of the release of metal from the body antiseptic. Physicians satisfied with the outcome.

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