Back in June, some human deliberately poured acid on this friendly cat’s head, causing him to lose his eye. Being an unwanted cat living in the high desserts of California, he just wanted some food, love, and affection. After spending days wandering in agony, one kind woman found him on her porch and immediately took him to the vet. But his suffering didn’t end there…

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Apparently, the vet didn’t know what he was doing. He just gave the cat some antibiotics, tested him for FIV+, and suggested they killed the kittie. That’s when the kind woman contacted Milo’s Sanctuary, a non-profit specializing in giving a second chance at life for cats that have physical disabilities, are seniors, have a terminal illness, or have been abused and need someone to care for, love, and understand them. They named him ‘Sir Thomas Trueheart’ and rushed the cat to the vet, where he spent over a month on antibiotics, pain medications, and sugar bandages to help the wound heal and granulate. He also had a skin surgery.

‘Through it all, Tommy was so brave and purred and kissed the people taking care of him’, Milo’s Sanctuary wrote on their website. Although his friendliness almost cost him his life, he can’t help loving and trusting humans. Now Tommy is at Lifetime Care Foster, and you can sponsor him to support his healing journey.

More info: Milo’s Sanctuary | Facebook (h/t: lovemeow)

This stray cat ‘Sir Thomas Trueheart’ just wanted love, but some human poured acid on his head…

After days in agony, one kind woman found him on her porch and immediately took him to the vet

The incompetent vet just gave the cat some antibiotics, tested him for FIV+, and suggested they killed the kittie

That’s when the kind woman contacted Milo’s Sanctuary for cats with special needs

Tommy spent over a month on antibiotics, pain medications, and sugar bandages

“Through it all, Tommy was so brave and purred and kissed the people taking care of him”

Although his friendliness almost cost him his life, he can’t help loving and trusting humans

Now Tommy is at Lifetime Care Foster, and you can sponsor him to support his healing journey!