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Blind Gender: Female Approximate age: Arrived From: St. Pauls, NC Arrival Day: 2009Cassie had a very rough start in life. She was discovered at a local trash dump when our founder, Alana, and her daughter were dropping off some trash. There was a group of feral cats living at the dump that BCR was feeding and and trying to get fixed and Cassie showed up with the group. When they approached her, when was frightened and tried to run away but got tangled in the fence. They discovered that poor Cassie had no eyes and took her right to the vet. It was clear she wasn’t a feral cat so it’s possible she was dumped there by an owner who didn’t want a blind cat. Even with all that, Cassie was in good health other than an eye infectionand worms, both of which were treated right away. In 2012 she began experiencing infection in her eye sockets so the decision was made to close them up. Cassie was super shy and afraid of most people for a long time. When Uncle Fester joined her room some new BCRmagic took over and she has relaxed so much and lets people pet her. She is a very sweet and loving cat! You can see Cassie 24 hours a day in House 2, Room 2 on our MESHARE camera
Blind Gender: Female Approximate age: Arrived From: St. Pauls, NC Arrival Day: 2009Cassie had a very rough start in life. She was discovered at a local trash dump when our founder, Alana, and her daughter were dropping off some trash. There was a group of feral cats living at the dump that BCR was feeding and and trying to getfixed and Cassie showed up with the group. When they approached her, when was frightened and tried to run away but got tangled in the fence. They discovered that poor Cassie had no eyes and took her right to the vet. It was clear she wasn’t a feral cat so it’s possible she was dumped there by an owner who didn’t want a blind cat. Even with all that, Cassie was in good health other than an eye infection and worms, both of which were treated right away. In 2012 she began experiencing infection in her eye sockets so the decision was made to close them up. Cassie was super shy and afraid ofmost people for a long time. When Uncle Fester joined her room some new BCR magic took over and she has relaxed so much and lets people pet her. She is a very sweet and loving cat! You can see Cassie 24 hours a day in House 2, Room 2 on our live cameras MESHARE camera
Sponsored by Kimberley - Thank you!Sponsored by Terry - Thank you!Sponsored by Morgan & Daina - Thank you!Sponsored by Andrew - Thank you!Sponsored by Bhavana - Thank you!Sponsored by Beth - Thank you!Sponsored by Julia- Thank you!Sponsored by Joyce- Thank you!