Crazy Cat Kitten Rescue

Tickles has a specialist appointment coming up! Praying the other eye can stay!

We recently had Tickles back to our primary vet for a checkup after having the ruptured eye removed. His remaining eye looks SOOOO much better than it used to. I THINK he might be able to see something, maybe shadows.. it’s hard to tell! Dr Johnson was on the fence about taking it out because of the 3rd eyelid covering most of the eye or leaving it if it’s not bothering him. She said the eye is also smaller than usual. He is now reaching the point where he can be neutered, almost 2lbs so we are trying to figure out what’s best.

So to be on the safe side, we are bringing him in 2 weeks to Dr Pentlarge, the best eye specialist around. She has all crazy tools and tests to check much more in depth. We would hate for him to lose the eye if he does have some sort of vision and it can be saved. We always want what’s best for them! So fingers crossed!! 🤞🏼🤞🏼

Isn’t he just precious?!? He is full of excitement, purrs, and energy…..always!! He’s a 4 legged tornado 😂. And he still loves his tickles!

The postal babies are a tough crowd. Diarrhea so bad, not wanting to eat formula or food…. So we have had our hands full with them between feedings that take forever, meds, sub q fluids, cleaning up after them 💩 everywhere, and baths. Poor babies are in rough shape. But they are the cutest little faces and seem like they are feeling slightly better today. Fingers crossed!!

They def seem older than the vets initial estimate of 3 weeks old… they already had emerged front teeth, canines, and even first molars! Teeth are always the best way to estimate age. I think they are just very malnutritioned and tiny. We feel so blessed to be able to nurse them back to health. We can’t wait to see them as happy healthy playful kittens soon and then off to forever homes in a few weeks❤️