Izzy
Blind
Gender: Female
Approximate age: 13 years (as of 2025)
Arrived From: Fayetteville, NC
Arrival Day: 2012
Izzy came to us from a very high-kill NC shelter. She was lucky to have someone to
advocate for her when blind cats can by law be euthanized right away in a shelter.
From the start, Izzy has been a very sweet and playful girl. She loves to greet visitors
in her room and snuggling up with her favorite roommates!
Sponsored by Debra - Thank you!
Sponsored by Brian & Carrie
(in loving memory of Kelly and Ray) Thank you!
Sponsored by Amy - Thank you!
Sponsored by Susan - Thank you!
Sponsored by Nancy- Thank you!
Sponsored by Bhavana - Thank you!
Sponsored by Shaun - Thank you!
Sponsored by John - Thank you!
Sponsored by Elaine - Thank you!
12/30/2024
Dear Sponsors,
It is with a heavy heart that I share the news that this morning, we helped Izzy
cross the Rainbow Bridge. At Blind Cat Rescue, we believe in letting our cats go
on a good day, not a bad one. We did everything we could to give her a fighting
chance, considering the health challenges she faced in recent months. Though Izzy
still found joy in the little things and her bonds with her friends, her body couldn’t
keep up. The hardest decision was knowing when to let go, as Izzy would never
tell us herself.
This morning, we let her leave her room and walk down the hall, with staff
cheering her on. Even in saying goodbye, Izzy comforted each of us with her
healing purrs, letting us know it was okay. I spent those last moments with her,
holding her close and telling her how much she meant to so many. I reassured her
that her friends, Lt, Sterling, and Merlin would be okay and that they loved her
deeply.
There are countless stories about how much she meant to us over the past 13 years.
Thank you for giving her a chance at life and allowing us to create those
memories. We want to express our gratitude for all the love and support you
showed during her time with us. Your kindness meant the world to Izzy and to all
of us here at Blind Cat Rescue.
Forever in Our Hearts,
Sam
Izzy
Sponsored by Debra - Thank you!
Sponsored by Brian & Carrie
(in loving memory of Kelly and Ray) Thank you!
Sponsored by Amy - Thank you!
Sponsored by Susan - Thank you!
Sponsored by Nancy- Thank you!
Sponsored by Bhavana - Thank you!
Sponsored by Shaun - Thank you!
Sponsored by John - Thank you!
Sponsored by Elaine - Thank you!
Blind
Gender: Female
Approximate age: 13 years (as of 2025)
Arrived From: Fayetteville, NC
Arrival Day: 2012
Izzy came to us from a very high-kill NC shelter. She was lucky
to have someone to advocate for her when blind cats can by law
be euthanized right away in a shelter. From the start, Izzy has been
a very sweet and playful girl. She loves to greet visitors in her
room and snuggling up with her favorite roommates!
12/30/2024
Dear Sponsors,
It is with a heavy heart that I share the news that this morning,
we helped Izzy cross the Rainbow Bridge. At Blind Cat Rescue,
we believe in letting our cats go on a good day, not a bad one. We
did everything we could to give her a fighting chance,
considering the health challenges she faced in recent months.
Though Izzy still found joy in the little things and her bonds with
her friends, her body couldn’t keep up. The hardest decision was
knowing when to let go, as Izzy would never tell us herself.
This morning, we let her leave her room and walk down the hall,
with staff cheering her on. Even in saying goodbye, Izzy
comforted each of us with her healing purrs, letting us know it
was okay. I spent those last moments with her, holding her close
and telling her how much she meant to so many. I reassured her
that her friends, Lt, Sterling, and Merlin would be okay and that
they loved her deeply.
There are countless stories about how much she meant to us over
the past 13 years. Thank you for giving her a chance at life and
allowing us to create those memories. We want to express our
gratitude for all the love and support you showed during her time
with us. Your kindness meant the world to Izzy and to all of us
here at Blind Cat Rescue.
Forever in Our Hearts,
Sam
