It was a strange experience as you began to restore Rory. It was less of like repairing a car or a computer and more like performing surgery, only in this surgery the patient was awake and communicating you through the computer. You carefully removed the cracked hard plastic and foam "skin" and "clothes" to get a better sense of the feline's endoskeleton. To your surprise and relief her frame and most internal motors were intact despite the damage she received from the abuse, neglect, and weather.

It took several months, but you managed to find the parts necessary to rebuild Rory's damaged limbs and broken internal mechanisms, but to your surprise they were fairly easy to find or get manufactured. After testing her new limbs and systems, Rory was one step closer to her restoration.