soop I can imagaine how worried you are. Poor Rory. I hope he's going to be ok. xx
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Oh soop, I do hope he's ok 
Poor Rory 
, soop. Hope the vet will be able make him comfortable and do whatever needs doing. Meanwhile, keep us up to date.
Oh dear, soop, how awful! Rory's naturally traumatised by whatever's happened, so no wonder he doesn't want to be handled. Let's hope that when he's had time to recover a little he'll be more amenable - I expect he just wants to lick his wounds in peace at the moment...
Oh dear, soop! You must be worried. Do keep us posted!
Last evening, Rory went outside to sit alongside his wifelet-that-was and adult daughter [both have been spayed]. It's a ritual. They sit and stare, and once the visitors have eaten, off they go into the forest, and in comes Rory. Another black cat was spotted in the garden a couple of nights ago. Tough and youthful in appearance. We wondered was it an offspring of Rory's?
Rory was late, so I called him to come in. When he eventually reached the back door he was in one hell of a state.
He had either been hit by a car or he had had an almighty big scrap with another cat and he was DRENCHED almost as if he'd been under water [the burn is close by]. His back leg was dragging. His nose bloody. He kept shaking his head, and we noticed that something has torn hair out from behind his ear.
Naturally, we need to get him to the vet. He refuses to be handled. We cannot get him anywhere near the cat carrier. The vet is 24 miles away. I've spoken with the vet and she is to phone me back after two. Talk about distressed...
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