Things Happen in Threes
Tax deductible
Pet Patrol is an entirely volunteer-run, non-profit cat rescue organization in the Kitchener-Waterloo area. All our cats are spayed or neutered, vaccinated and any health concerns are addressed before they are available for adoption. Please visit our website for more information about our charity. www.petpatrol.ca
Update 12th. July:
Thank you! thank you! thank you to everybody who donated towards my eye surgery. It went really well! I can see so much better and I don’t have that scratchiness against my eyeball. The kitty doctor said I am one lucky boy because my inturned eyelashes didn’t create damage And I didn’t end up with a scar on my cornea, or, like one other kitty this year, losing my eye. I didn’t think it was possible to feel this good. I had lived with the discomfort my whole life and didn’t know anything different. It’s taking me a bit of time to realize I can open up my eye now but it’s coming along. Looking good!
Things Happen in Threes
Hello, I'm Max and I was adopted as a very young cat to live with a man who was quite elderly. I am lucky to have a buddy cat in the house with me, and we cuddle and purr with each other all the time. It was a quiet house and the man was very nice to us and he and his family noticed that I had a problem with my right eye. I was never taken to the vet to get my vaccinations updated, or have that most important examination. If they had they would have noticed that I had entropia. I have heard this is the third kitty to come into Pet Patrol this spring with the same condition. Luckily there is a pretty easy surgery for that.
Entropy is where the eyelashes curl into the eye and scrape across the cornea. Do you know what it’s like having an eyelash stuck in your eye - you just can’t get it out fast enough. I have lived all my life with this. The last kitty that had this condition, and was not treated earlier, lost his eye! I hope that doesn’t happen to me!
Our owner passed away and I am in Pet Patrol care now. We lived with his grandson for a bit as no other members of the family were able to take my buddy and me. We are hoping to be adopted together, it would be nice for us as we are pretty tight bros. Being that it is kitten season with Pet Patrol, it’s very expensive keeping up with the little ones and I don’t want to be a burden on them. Would you be so kind as to donate a bit of money to help with my surgery cost? It would be ever so helpful in every way.
Please add this campaign to your Facebook Page. Thanks!
Update 12th. July:
Thank you! thank you! thank you to everybody who donated towards my eye surgery. It went really well! I can see so much better and I don’t have that scratchiness against my eyeball. The kitty doctor said I am one lucky boy because my inturned eyelashes didn’t create damage And I didn’t end up with a scar on my cornea, or, like one other kitty this year, losing my eye. I didn’t think it was possible to feel this good. I had lived with the discomfort my whole life and didn’t know anything different. It’s taking me a bit of time to realize I can open up my eye now but it’s coming along. Looking good!
Things Happen in Threes
Hello, I'm Max and I was adopted as a very young cat to live with a man who was quite elderly. I am lucky to have a buddy cat in the house with me, and we cuddle and purr with each other all the time. It was a quiet house and the man was very nice to us and he and his family noticed that I had a problem with my right eye. I was never taken to the vet to get my vaccinations updated, or have that most important examination. If they had they would have noticed that I had entropia. I have heard this is the third kitty to come into Pet Patrol this spring with the same condition. Luckily there is a pretty easy surgery for that.
Entropy is where the eyelashes curl into the eye and scrape across the cornea. Do you know what it’s like having an eyelash stuck in your eye - you just can’t get it out fast enough. I have lived all my life with this. The last kitty that had this condition, and was not treated earlier, lost his eye! I hope that doesn’t happen to me!
Our owner passed away and I am in Pet Patrol care now. We lived with his grandson for a bit as no other members of the family were able to take my buddy and me. We are hoping to be adopted together, it would be nice for us as we are pretty tight bros. Being that it is kitten season with Pet Patrol, it’s very expensive keeping up with the little ones and I don’t want to be a burden on them. Would you be so kind as to donate a bit of money to help with my surgery cost? It would be ever so helpful in every way.
Please add this campaign to your Facebook Page. Thanks!
Organizer
Jan S.
Organizer
Waterloo, ON
The Pet Patrol (Elmira) Inc
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically tax deductible in Canada.
