Cat Survives Friday the 13th Head Wound


One very lucky cat named Brownie from Bloomington Indiana is recovering after being shot in the head with an arrow. According to the vet who treated Brownie, the arrow was most likely lodged in his head for three days. Brownie had surgery to remove the arrow and suffered no damage to his brain or vision, making him a very tough feline.

While animal cruelty is nothing to scoff at, Brownie's brush with archery does bring to mind the deaths of Kevin Bacon in the original Friday the 13th and annoying teenager #2 from the remake.

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  1. Mykal BantaSeptember 4, 2009 at 4:30 PM

    MS: God bless the coolest cat in the world! And the toughest! I mean, really, just look at that stoic expression with a arrow sticking right through his noggin. I pray for that kind of toughness should I ever get shot through the head and have it go untreated for three days! -- Mykal

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  2. Mykal BantaSeptember 4, 2009 at 4:31 PM

    MS: Oh, forgot to mention - the blog is looking real good. -- Mykal

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  3. Monster ScholarSeptember 4, 2009 at 4:44 PM

    Thanks dearie...

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  4. Matt-suzakaSeptember 13, 2009 at 12:43 AM

    Bleh...that old guy made me sadder than the cat with an arrow through its head!

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