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Meet Spoon! This incredibly adorable girl is a partial tripod-meaning one of her legs is partially missing. Our vet said it is an old injury and no treatment is needed. She gets around perfectly fine! She does sometimes slip on hard surfaces but other than that her mobility is normal. She is very sweet, loving, and affectionate. She loves pets, and will roll over to show you her belly when she’s feeling snuggly. She seems […]