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Clark the cat rests in a kennel at the Animal Refuge League in Westbrook on Wednesday. Pellets from a 16-gauge shotgun, fired by a law enforcement officer who thought the cat was rabid, shattered one bone in each of the cat's front legs.
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Clark the cat rests in a kennel at the Animal Refuge League in Westbrook on Wednesday. Pellets from a 16-gauge shotgun, fired by a law enforcement officer who thought the cat was rabid, shattered one bone in each of the cat's front legs.
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Jeana Roth cares for Clark, a cat that was shot by police who thought he was rabid, at the Animal Refuge League in Westbrook on Wednesday. Pellets from a 16-gauge shotgun shattered one bone in each of the cat's front legs. The cat was a longtime stray in Gorham, where a resident, Deb Webb, fed him regularly over the years.
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Deb Webb holds part of the shotgun shell she found in her front yard, where Clark the cat was shot by police. The cat was a longtime stray in Gorham, where Webb fed him regularly over the years.
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An X-ray of Clark the cat, shown at the Animal Refuge League in Westbrook on Wednesday, shows the shattered bones in his front legs. Pellets from a 16-gauge shotgun used by a law enforcement officer, who thought the animal was rabid, shattered one bone in each of the cat's front legs.