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Charity
When she arrived
Getting better
Blind
Gender: Female
Approximate age: 10 as of 2024
Arrived From: Lumberton, North Carolina
Arrival Day: June 2014
A local rescue got a call from a man who hated cats and reported one was on
his front porch. He wanted the cat gone and lucky for Charity, one of the rescue’s
volunteers rushed over and got her. They then called us for advice because she
was very sick and they had no experience with a kitten with such severe eye
problems. We told them to get her to us immediately. One of her eyes had ruptured
and the other one was bulging out of her head, probably from an untreated upper
respiratory infection. Charity went right to the vet and we got her on antibiotics.
Her other eye then ruptured at the vet’s office. Then she became a normal, playful
kitten! A couple of months later, when Charity was older and healthier, she was
spayed and both her eyes were closed up. She was feeling so much better, playing
and acting like a normal kitten! Charity is all grown up now and a very sweet girl
who’s known for her “upper body” wheel running!
You might catch her doing that on our live cameras in House 2, Room 3
live 24 hours a day on her MeShare Camera
Sponsored by Lynda - Thank you!
Sponsored by Steven- Thank you!
Sponsored by Luz- Thank you!
Sponsored by Bhavana - Thank you!
Sponsored by Monica - Thank you!
Sponsored by Charlene - Thank you!
Sponsored by Wayne and Carolyn - Thank you!
Sponsored by Julia- Thank you!
Sponsored by Holli- Thank you!
Charity
When she arrived
Blind
Gender: Female
Approximate age: 10 as of 2024
Arrived From: Lumberton, North Carolina
Arrival Day: June 2014
A local rescue got a call from a man who hated cats and
reported one was on his front porch. He wanted the cat gone
and lucky for Charity, one of the rescue’s volunteers rushed
over and got her. They then called us for advice because she
was very sick and they had no experience with a kitten with
such severe eye problems. We told them to get her to us
immediately. One of her eyes had ruptured and the other one
was bulging out of her head, probably from an untreated upper
respiratory infection. Charity went right to the vet and we got
her on antibiotics. Her other eye then ruptured at the vet’s office.
Then she became a normal, playful kitten! A couple of months
later, when Charity was older and healthier, she was spayed and
both her eyes were closed up. She was feeling so much better,
playing and acting like a normal kitten! Charity is all grown up
now and a very sweet girl who’s known for her “upper body”
wheel running!
You might catch her doing that on our live cameras in House 2,
Room 3 live 24 hours a day on her MeShare Camera
