Blind kitten needs helps with surgery

Keller born blind, organization raising funds for surgery

DETROIT – A 10-week-old kitten was recently rescued from the suburban Detroit area. The kitten named Keller was found alone and crying on a Good Samaritan's porch.

It was clear at first sight that something was wrong with the tiny kitten.

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A specialist determined the cat was born with an abnormality to both eyes leaving him without sight permanently.

Keller now needs to have both eyes removed surgically before a second eye rupture occurs and to prevent cancer down the road.

He is under the watchful care of 4 Paws 1 Heart, a 501-C3 organization that funds medical treatment for homeless animals.

"He is using the litter box, eating and drinking fine and in a small spare room. He loves to be held and he loves attention, and he is giving little kisses of appreciation. A true little angel," said Gina DeLuca co-owner of 4 Paws 1 Heart.

Help for Keller:

You can help donate to Keller's care by using PayPal at 4paws1heart.org/donations.

Donations in the form of a check can be mailed to: 4 Paws 1 Heart P.O. Box 84, St. Clair Shores, MI 48080

You can also follow his updates and see more photos of him on the group's Facebook page.

The group hopes to raise enough money to allow Keller the chance to live a happy life despite his disability.

To date, 4 Paws 1 Heart has helped more than 500 unwanted or homeless animals recover from illness, injury, neglect and abuse


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