Nobody wanted to adopt this blind kitty. So he was offered at a discount.

Nobody wanted to adopt this blind kitty. So he was offered at a discount.

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[princesinghchandell]

I love his expression, it's like he doesn't believe anyone in this world

[kakjcat_stelle]

I was laughing so much when she said “He’s smarter than you two, and you guys can see!”

[_sofie]

He’s so lucky to have such a sweet and loving mom who doesn’t give up on him

[fannyalexander]

He isn’t aggressive, he is protective of himself. He has a disability and does not trust anyone. But once he trusts you, look how amazing the bond will be. I personally love helping disabled cat, they are truly wonderful creatures. They are the sweetest and very thankful for the love you’d give ❤️

[WolfgangDoW]

Other blind cats aren't that aggressive, think the bigger issue was that he was abandoned as a baby, had literally noone, and never learnt how to cat or how to speak
He's like the cat equivalent of a human child raised by wolves almost. He's not feral but his lack of socialisation plus trauma plus blindness will give huge trust issues

[chefsivi]

I adopted a "discount" kitty from a local humane society. He was adopted and returned 4 times by other families before I found him and fell in love. He was so discounted that they called him a "name your price" cat, they anticipated that he would be brought back again. Because he bit. He still bites but he's also the biggest love bug. It took a lot to earn his trust.

[lj]

"He's perfect." He is, and you're his perfect mom! Thank you!!

[karenperlman]

The woman's unconditional love for Ivar is real love. Many blessings to her and her husband for saving this cat.

[PenguinInVagas]

Ivar looks like he’s either staring into your soul or looking at the secrets of the universe

[UnitSeen]

Poor boy. He's like he is in every way because he has to be. Because that's the only way he can survive blind. *everything* will make him feel insecure except the things that never change. I'm glad this woman understands some stuff.

[carmellahoskins]

I have a mute cat too. He opens his mouth and makes the meow movement but nothing comes out, ever...

[crystalawrey]

You and Ivar saved us when my precious boy went blind from cancer! He lived a year after his diagnosis! We followed your advice and never moved anything! We loved him more! For the way he fought! Thank you Ivar!

[Sercil]

I had a blind cat for 20 years now. She lost her eyesight before she was one year old.
The vet had to completely remove both eyes since they were too damaged. So no eyedrops, at least. Good thing about her was, she's the least aggressive cat I've ever seen. She never willingly hurt me and barely ever hissed at me in those 20 years. The biggest challenge was that she desperately wanted to go outside, so we needed to put her on a leash and secure the fences so she couldn't get lost, but she regularly got tangled up or escaped anyway and you constantly had to look after her. She climbed on absolutely everything.
Nowadays, she's very old, so on the rare occassions she wants to go outside, she won't go far, so no more leash is needed. She needs more attention now, especially since her hearing got bad, but she's still in a good shape considering her age. We were really nervous about taking her, back in the day, but I don't want to live in a universe where we didn't do it.

I also had two male cats that were taken way too early from their mothers. The first one was extremely aggressive and brutal, the second one was scared of everything. Both of them died at 12-13 years. They made their own lives a lot more stressful than it needed to be, and they were much more of a struggle.

It's the lack of socialisation and messed-up behavior that is the real challenge. It makes everything harder. Our blind cat certainly demanded a lot of patience and inventiveness on our part, but since she was so accepting and appreciative, we were able to face that challenge together. That made it quite manageable.

[richardbruce]

Just the fact you accept him as is and never angry even if he bites you is a Wonderful thing!! You are definitely his hero and he is yours!! God Bless you for taking care of him!!

[robotcat]

People are too caught up with everything being perfect that they don’t give anything that isn’t perfect a chance. I’m glad that there some people out there willing to give these animals a chance.

[Guttergirl]

I can't imagine what he's been through. Thanks for giving him a second chance

[nikusita]

"he's exactly how's supposed to be, he's exactly perfect." this is how kid should be raised (to a certain extent) and not develop self-esteem issues, what a motherhood success

[cowbearrie]

he looks like he's being exorcised but i still love him, demon kitty or not

[julietteferrars]

I LOVE how aware she is and how much she pays attention to his needs and routines. Such a good mama for this poor baby! ♥️

[Inuweeb]

My family had a blind cat, though she didn't have either of her eyes. And it's crazy, you really couldn't tell that she was blind at all. It's amazing how good a cat's other senses are.