My cat is losing her vision

My name is Susie, cat mommy to two Himalayan sisters Cream & Pie.
My older cat Cream is 1 yr old, she began to suffer from chronic corneal disease 2 months ago.
It started as a feline herpes infection, corneal ulcer, and now corneal sequestrum.






The cornea is the (normally) clear surface of the eye.These are usually painful because nerve endings are quite dense in the superficial cornea. The problems with untreated sequestra are chronic ocular pain, decreased vision, and potential for either infection or rupture of the eye. Remember that pain can be difficult to evaluate in cats. Their instinct is to hide pain.

We have been trying to treat her condition with eye ointments & drops. But it doesn't seem to get better. It breaks my heart keeping her on a e-collar for two months.
She's not able to eat, groom, or play as before..







We just had our consultation with a opthamalogist & was told that surgical removal of a sequestrum is the ideal course of treatment. This generally elicits the quickest recovery and elimination of pain..




We have done everything in our power to help her with the pain, however surgery is the last option for us.
We are in desperate need of surgery, before Cream loses her vision.
Right now, anything will help.

All money raised will go directly to Eye Care for Animals office in Tustin, California & credit account to pay for her treatment. 

Thank you.