As you can probably see in my photo, I arrived at the shelter with a severe eye injury and my eye was removed. I am a friendly, happy kitten and I am receiving good care from the medical team. If you'd like to help me and other pets that enter the shelter with serious medical issues, please consider making a donation to the shelter. The Community Giving Fund is an easy way to donate online. Thank you!Gumdrop needs to be an indoor-only cat because her lack of depth perception and restricted field of vision make navigating the unpredictable outside world highly dangerous.Insights from my loving foster home:Gumdrop is a loving guardian angel to Tootsie Pop, a blind cat. She had a rough start in her life, but remains playful, cuddly, and energetic. She had to get one of her eyes removed, so she has a permanent wink. She likes to have fun with her toys and cuddle afterwards. She has taken on the role of helping Tootsie stay alive, she is gentle with him, plays with him, grooms him, and they would benefit from being adopted together. She loves Churus. My favorite thing about Gumdrop is the way she plays and how she has saved Tootsie Pop's life. She is so sweet, loving, adventurous and cuddly. She loves human attention. I love that she is brave.
