Abby **Visually Impaired**

About Abby **Visually Impaired** (Domestic short hair) in Montello

Abby **Visually Impaired** is waiting for you at Little Orphan's Animal Rescue, Inc. in United States. **Please read Abby's entire bio before applying for her. Abby has specific considerations in a successful adoption. Abby is a shelter favorite for so many reasons, primarily because she is just a really REALLY sweet cat. Abby was kind from the moment she entered our shelter, even though she had every reason not to be, as she wasn't in perfect condition when she was brought in. This girl was always grateful from day one, grateful for food, grateful for care, for kindness, for affection, and seemed to somehow understand we were "helping her" in everything we were doing. Abby purrs all the time, the moment she hears you, or you touch her, she lets you know that she is happy that you are there with her. I think this beautiful soul is going to be the very best friend of someone that needs a true and pure friend like Abby. This sweetheart has waited for too long to be loved and truly cared for by someone. It is Abby's turn to live her happily ever after. **Abby was brought to us with a condition called Entropion. Entropion is a painful eye condition where the eyelids “flip” or roll inward. As a result, hairs rub on the clear surface of the eye (the cornea), which is very painful and can lead to wounds on the eye, severe scarring, and if left untreated, loss of vision. Abby's Entropion Repair was completed on November 11th, we are hopeful this repair will only require a single surgery, but she has a scheduled follow-up to determine her future needs. We were hoping Abby still would have significant vision in both eyes, but we do not believe this is the case. Because Abby is not a kitten, in fact, aged by the vet as approximately five years old, we do not know how long she has been dealing with this condition. ***Update 12/6 Abby's surgery went well, and she has recovered beautifully, her kind spirit shining as bright as ever. At this point, we do believe Abby has some