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Cat Survives Being Frozen in Trough

Saturday, February 10, 2007 10:07:58 PM

LOSANTVILLE, Ind. (AP) - A cat found half-frozen in a water trough is recovering, but may lose his tail.

Melissa Jones said she found the cat Tuesday when she stepped onto her porch for a cigarette. His tail and hind legs were stuck in about three inches of ice. She and her husband used buckets of hot water to free him.

"His little ears are droopy and purple and so are his little feet," Jones said, adding that his new nickname is "Droopy."


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