The BC SPCA is appealing for help for Hazel, a friendly and affectionate Siamese-mix cat who was found abandoned at a transfer station near Williams Lake.

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Hazel underwent a spay operation and during the treatment a hip injury was discovered.

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It was determined that Hazelsa国际传媒檚 femur head was broken at the base and necrosis had set in, which was causing Hazel extreme pain.

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Dighton says Hazel has been super social and affectionate since day one, even when she was in pain, and has become everyonesa国际传媒檚 friend at the shelter.

Hazel will be in the BC SPCAsa国际传媒檚 care for at least three weeks and possibly longer depending on how quickly she heals from her injuries.

If you can help Hazel and other animals in need at the BC SPCA, please .

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