A hen owned by a Massachusetts woman who specializes in
chicken rehabilitation and rescue is getting fitted with a
prosthetic leg Wednesday at Tufts University's Cummings
School of Veterinary Medicine.
Andrea Martin, of Clinton, says she is paying for the $2,500
operation out of her own pocket. She says the alternative is
euthanization.
The chicken, named Cecily, was born with a damaged tendon
in the leg that makes it useless.
The surgery will begin when Emi Knafo, a specialist in avian
orthopedics, will amputate Cecily's right leg.
After a 10- to 14-day recovery period, the prosthetic, made on
a 3-D printer, will be fitted.
Similar surgery has been performed on a rooster and duck,
though not at Tufts.
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