Every time we fund an enucleation surgery through Orphan Kitten Club, I think of Eloise. Persimmon & Lala are just two of the nearly one hundred kittens whose eye surgeries we’ve supported, and I’m deeply grateful we can continue Eloise’s legacy in this way. Persimmon was adopted, but Lala is still looking for a home at Pasadena Humane Society in Pasadena, California. Maybe she could be your Eloise? Visit the Orphan Kitten Club page for lots more information, and to see our new post about these

5K views · 205 reactions | Titan was abused and neglected, which caused his eye to rupture. Please help us cover the cost of his eye enucleation surgery. > https://amaanimalrescue.org/donate/ or Zelle: [email protected] or Venmo: @amaanimalrescue or PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/2080393 or https://cash.app/$AMAAnimalRescue | AMA Animal Rescue | Facebook

Meet Fig! I got him a few weeks ago and he was very sick. His eye had ruptured and he was mostly blind. He actually fully recovered and his eye was healing really well. We had just gone to the vet where they told us that he would likely not need it removed when Fig decided he had other plans. His conjunctivitis came back and now he will be having an enucleation this week. He was going to be blind in that eye either way, but I will have it removed now to prevent future issues. He does have good v

He likes it when I scratch his eye socket itches for him🙊🥰😹here’s an update on our gunsh0t rescue Samson!🐴 It’s been one month since his emergency Enucleation eye removal surgery and Samson is making a great recovery! He’s always in good spirits and is becoming more comfortable in his new forever home❤️ We are continuing to work with him everyday to help him overcome the trauma he went through and eventually, whenever he is ready, we will have him join in with the rest of the herd! Once he’s