Bob’s story is similar to Sky’s. He was also hit by a car and sustained major damage to his pelvis. Since he too had no microchip it was not possible to find his owner. No one came looking for him. The person who scraped him off the road and brought him to the surgery thought he had seen him on a particular London street. But queries proved fruitless and no owner was ever found.  So, Bob came to live with the vet! (Editor’s note – * See below)

Again, the prescription was six weeks of cage rest. Bob heeled very well, in fact, you can’t really tell from his gate that he had ever been injured. Unlike Sky, as soon as he was allowed out of his cage he integrated well with the other cats in the household. He was a little shy of the dogs at first, but soon got used to them as well.

* (Editor’s note: a personal comment from Don Keely: If you are ever looking for a really good compassionate vet, then ask them how many animals they have. In Britain today, there are so many accident cases where owners are never found, and animals who could be healed are simply put down because there's nobody to pay the vet bill.  I really admire Paula and her crew at Hollyoak, because they genuinely ‘feel’ for their patients and always put the animal’s well being first.)





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