By CBS3 Staff
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — The Pennsylvania SPCA says Buddy the cat is showing signs of improvement after being attacked by dogs last week in a suspected case of intentional animal abuse.
The PSPCA tweeted out this photo Monday morning.
READ MORE: Philadelphia School District Students, Staff To Resume Masking As COVID Cases Continue To Rise In CityA little check in from Buddy this morning. He is doing well, and beginning to open his pretty green eyes more.
While we have gotten so much attention for Buddy, we also wanted to mention how many other super special cats we have in our care looking for #furever homes. pic.twitter.com/PkrOZMNZpd
— Pennsylvania SPCA (@PSPCA) March 28, 2022
They say Buddy is “getting sassier.”
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