Hello I'm new to this forum. My boyfriend and I just adopted a 9 week old kitten. I work at an animal hospital on the Upper East Side in New York City. One of our clients came in with a stray kitten he had found. The little kitten had a huge feline herpe in his eye and the doctors were concerned the eye would have to be removed. The whole hospital was so scared that the kitty would have to be put to sleep unless someone adopted him. I was so happy and excited to adopt him. After a couple more weeks his eye looked great and the doctors are now saying that the eye can be saved and is visual! However now it is seen that my kitty has eye agenesis meaning his eye lashes are inward and rubbing against his cornea. He needs surgery to remove his eye lashes. I'm getting a big break because I work in an animal however I'm still trying to raise money for help him. Any little bit helps. We love him very much! Thank you for reading.
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