Today at Big Cat Rescue Apr 24 2013

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Angie Bobcat Goes to the Dentist

 

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Angie the Bobcat Goes to the Dentist, Dr. Wynn, at Ehrlich Animal Hospital. Today at Big Cat Rescue Apr 24 2013

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  • Saijee Ryals

    OMGosh, I admire the work y'all did on this old girl. I don't have the stomach for it!
    Good job!

     
  • Nicole Graves

    She is a beautiful bobcat!

     
  • Charlene Boden

    Hope Angie is feeling better now! Glad to get rid of those bad teeth.

     
  • Barbara Quill Suhadolc

    I love it how you listen to Queen in the background. I wish my dentist would do that 😛
    Otherwise, great work… one day, whole cat. I admire you.

     

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