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She had a lump in her paw that was later determined to be a cancerous tumour, she underwent surgery 4 or 5 weeks ago to remove it, and has been going to the vet weekly for checkups and new medicine since.

The surgeons/cancer experts estimate she has about a 65% chance that the cancer won't return, but they weren't able to take as much mass from her paw as they would've liked because the tumour was growing right on a joint, if they took too much, they could've permanently disabled her paw.

Anyway, we're looking on the bright side, which is the cancer probably won't return, and even if it does, she probably has a year or two before it is serious.