Edmonton’s six-legged cat makes a courageous recovery after surgery
Thursday, May 15, 2025, 7:21 pm
In Edmonton, a unique six-legged cat is on the mend after undergoing surgery to remove extra legs. Local rescuers and veterinarians report a promising recovery, adding a touch of whimsy to an otherwise challenging case that has captured the community’s heart and admiration.
Bitsy the cat was born with nine lives, six legs and one loving heart. Christine Koltun, the founder of the cat rescue Furget Me Not, says the one-year-old cat is well on her way to having a new lease on life after a recent surgery to remove three of the legs.
EDMONTON - Bitsy the cat was born with nine lives, six legs and one loving heart.
permalink / 2 stories from sources in 14 hours ago #albert #canada #animals #courage
More Top Stories...
Ontario Tabled 2025 Budget Ignites Heated Fiscal Debate
Ontario’s 2025 budget release has stirred live reactions and pointed critiques, with detractors branding the measures as mere handouts instead of genuine growth initiatives. The unveiling has sparked a contentious debate over economic strategy and fiscal management. More...
Alberta Legislature Wraps Up Spring Session with 19 Bills
Alberta’s spring legislative session saw the passage of 19 bills against a backdrop of tariff debates and separatist murmurs. Political scandals and internal caucus losses further marred the session, fueling heated discussions about Alberta’s future direction. More...
Hudson’s Bay brand sale lands $30M deal with Canadian Tire
In a nostalgic yet bold move, Hudson’s Bay has sold its iconic name and brands to Canadian Tire for $30 million. The deal marks the end of an era for the historic retailer and kick-starts a new chapter under a very different corporate banner. More...
Ottawa Hosts U.S. Diplomat, Trump Rival Amid Tariff Tussle
In Ottawa, preparations are underway for a high-stakes diplomatic event as the U.S. ambassador and Trump’s former presidential rival address global business leaders amidst ongoing tariff tensions. Expect plenty of diplomatic nuance mixed with a dash of political spectacle and cheeky commentary. More...
Amnesty demands stronger protections for exploited foreign workers in Canada
Amnesty International has slammed the federal government for not doing enough to safeguard temporary foreign workers. Critics say open work permits would curtail exploitation by letting migrants jump ship between employers. The call for change has sparked renewed debate over labour rights. More...
Related Tags
Alberta
NAIT pauses 18 programs amid financial and enrollment review (14 hours ago)
Alberta approves Northback coal mining project with water diversion plans (15 hours ago)
Alberta Legislature Wraps Up Spring Session with 19 Bills (16 hours ago)
Canada
Wildfires rage across eastern Manitoba cottage areas (1 hour ago)
Canadian Campers Pitch Tents Despite U.S. Trade War Buzz (4 hours ago)
Canada Faces Unrelenting Measles Outbreak, Urges Nationwide Vaccination Push (11 hours ago)
Animals
MP Challenges Federal Decision on B.C. Ostrich Cull (16 hours ago)
Supporters Rally at B.C. Ostrich Farm Over 400-Bird Cull (39 hours ago)
Newmarket dog attack leads to owner sentencing (45 hours ago)
Courage
Vancouver Festival SUV Attack Recovery: Community Remains Resilient Amid Tragedy (29 hours ago)
Historic First Woman Breaks Barrier in Canadian Men’s Baseball League (4 days ago)
110-Year-Old Canadian Veteran Reflects on Life and Survival (8 days ago)