Stray Kittens Born Without Eyelids Couldn’t Be Happier After Humans Saved Their Sight
Meet Dora and her brother Felix. These two adorable kittens were found wandering on the roadside in New South Wales, Australia, when a loving couple rescued them and took them in. Soon the couple realised something unusual about the kittens’ appearance…
They brought Dora and Felix into RSPCA’s Blue Mountains shelter and after caretakers took a look, it became clear – the kittens were born without eyelids. “Without corrective surgery, the kittens were likely to go blind within a year,” Patrick Jones of RSPCA NSW wrote on his blog. “Thanks to the amazing vets from the Eye Clinic for Animals (in Sydney), the surgery that Felix and Dora so desperately needed was made possible.” The kittens came out of surgery with new eyelids and happy as can be.
Now Dora and Felix are 9 months old and looking for a forever home. “Their foster carer would love to see the pair adopted together, but they would also thrive on their own,” Jones wrote. If you’re interested in adopting, request to adopt Dora and Felix here.
More info: rspcansw.org (h/t: thedodo)
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It's been updated now, in case you are wondering what my comment is about!
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How could you ever give those two away after fostering them for so long? Super cute faces and look so loving. It would be a foster fail for me!
Some people seem to prefer the fostering in order to help ever more animals. Questioning this out of the particular cuteness of animals is not the right thing to do, I think.
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It's been updated now, in case you are wondering what my comment is about!
Load More Replies... How could you ever give those two away after fostering them for so long? Super cute faces and look so loving. It would be a foster fail for me!
Some people seem to prefer the fostering in order to help ever more animals. Questioning this out of the particular cuteness of animals is not the right thing to do, I think.
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