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Cat not slowed by missing limb

RABIES CLINICSRabies vaccination clinics, which are required by law for all dogs and cats in Hamilton County, start Friday. The two-hour sessions will be held over five days at 44 locations. Additional cats-only clinics are scheduled Thursday, April 28, at 18 local veterinary offices. See the list of locations and fees on Page D6. For more information, call 209-8110.

True to her name, Trinity is a cat that proves having only three of something doesn’t mean you’re not whole.

Even missing one of her forelegs, Trinity, a 9-month-old domestic shorthair, can still chase balls, laser pointers and the occasional insect with the best of her feline fellows.

Trinity’s owner, Ben Levy, adopted her last fall after she was dropped off with a broken leg at McKamey Animal Care and Adoption Center. The connection was instantaneous, he said.

“I saw her; she meowed. I picked her up; she purred,” Levy said. “She’s been a good fit, especially with a very active dog.”