We had been searching for a lost stray for three weeks we nicknamed, Hazel. Unfortunately, we found out she was trapped in the support beam in the house which, would have made it difficult to rescue her. Too make a long story short thank God she found her way out and made it to our porch yesterday morning. Hazel was very emaciated and dehydrated. We would like to take her to the Vet but we don't won't to stress her out after being through all the trauma. She has been eating tremendously well and drinking lots of water. But we would like to know if there's any other things we need to do to get her back to a healthy weight? Thanks advance.
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