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I have, what I am told is, a 'money tree."
Here's a pic:

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This plant was growing in a small pot. The plant itself was no more than a foot tall.
So last night the cat knocks it over and breaks the pot, the roots where extremely damaged. It looked like there where hardly any roots left.

I immediately placed it in a large bowel, because I didn't have another pot. As the bowel was bigger than the pot I used some of the old soil and some extra soil from some potted tomato plants. This new soil had a bit of Espoma Organic Garden-Tone mixed in, then watered it only a tiny bit, as the bowel has no drainage holes.

How do I save my poor tree?
It means alot to me please help!

You have already done nicely. Just get your new pot and plant it as you would any new transplant. The only aditional thing I would suggest are treating it with a liquid root stimulator and installing a stake for a few months to support the plant until it can hold it's own head up. You may even need to apply a tripod type system of stakes since you won't, most likely, require a very deep pot, and a single stake will probably topple as well.