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The three-legged cat and dog duo that are best friends

Ronald Green
Ronald Green
Ronald Green
Reporter · Augusta, GA

Ronald Green has spent over 10 years specializing in local government and policy reporting in Augusta. He has a degree in Political Science from Augusta University and has written for both local newspapers and NPR affiliates, bringing a wealth of experience to the publication.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 12:10 PM · 1 min read
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The three-legged cat and dog duo that are best friends — Augusta Health news

WALDORF, Md. (InvestigateTV) — A 1-year-old dog named Blueberry and a 10-month-old cat named Meadow were adopted together after they met at the veterinary hospital run by Last Chance Animal Rescue in Waldorf, Maryland.Rachel Clarke, who adopted both animals, said Blueberry “loves to play, and she loves to snuggle.” She said Meadow is “a little more independent, but Blueberry goes where Meadow goes.”Laurie Jenkins, assistant director of Last Chance Animal Rescue, said both animals arrived with wounds to their extremities that required amputations.Hospital Manager Lauren Webb said she got a call about Blueberry on Christmas Eve. “We’ve got to help this dog. It’s Christmas Eve. We’ve got to pull out a miracle,” Webb recalled.Blueberry had been found on the street in bad shape. The hospital saved her life. “You could see in her eyes that she was a fighter.”A month later, Meadow was transferred from a shelter in West Virginia. Jenkins said Meadow “came in with her own leg issues, but also h

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