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{{infobox book
| name        = Kaya and the Injured Dog
| image       = KayaInjuredDog-Cover.jpg
| imagewidth  = 300px
| caption     = The story title page of ''Kaya and the Injured Dog''.
| published   = 2006
| author      = [[Janet Shaw]]
| illustrator = [[Bill Farnsworth]]<br>[[Susan McAliley]] (vignettes)
| isbn        = 159369119
| setting     = Spring, 1766<ref>[[Kaya's Short Story Collection]], pg. 149: ''[Kaya had] given Tatlo to a woman called Hawk Woman, who needed who needed his companionship and his protection more than Kaya had.'' This occurred in [[The Silent Stranger]].</ref>
| related     = [[List of Kaya's Books#Central Series|Kaya's Central Series]]
| related2    = After the events of ''[[Changes for Kaya]]''
}}
'''''Kaya and the Injured Dog''''' is part of the [[Short Stories]] collections. It was released in [[Kaya's Short Story Collection]] and never released as an individual volume.

==Characters==

* [[Kaya'aton'my]]
* [[Minor Characters in Kaya's Series#Bear Blanket|Bear Blanket]]
* [[Minor Characters in Kaya's Series#Jumps Back|Jumps Back]]
* [[Minor Characters in Kaya's Series#Fox Tail|Fox Tail]]

==Story Summary==

===Meet The Author===

===Looking Back: Medicine and Healing in 1764===
Discusses traditional Nimiipuu healing and medicine practices. Topics include:

==References==
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[[Category:Kaya'aton'my]]
[[Category:Kaya's Collection]]
[[Category:Short Stories]]
[[Category:Items Released in 2006]]

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