Biscuit’s Battle for Comfort and Clarity

When Biscuit arrived at the shelter, it was clear something was wrong. His tiny, swollen eyes told a heartbreaking story. He was alone, just a few months old, unable to see and clearly in pain. Shelter staff feared he might lose both eyes. Even while hurting, Biscuit purred and made biscuits when touched, earning him his sweet name.

We rushed Biscuit to the hospital, where vets diagnosed him with severe congenital glaucoma. The pressure in his eyes was dangerously high, nearly four times the safe limit, and he was already blind. The original plan was to remove both eyes as soon as possible, but his case has become more complicated. Four different vets, including an ophthalmologist, are now working together to investigate whether there’s an underlying fungal infection or ocular FIP causing his symptoms. Until they have answers, we’re treating him with multiple medications and running additional tests.

Biscuit’s medical bills are growing by the day. Between emergency hospitalization, diagnostic testing, specialty consults, biopsies, and bloodwork, the cost of his care has already surpassed $2,600 and continues to rise. But we believe he’s worth every penny. And thanks to a loving medical foster experienced with blind cats, Biscuit has a safe place to recover while we wait for the next steps.

We’re asking for your help to cover the cost of Biscuit’s ongoing care. His case is complex, and we’re doing everything we can to give him comfort, clarity, and a future filled with love. Please consider donating today. Biscuit may never regain his sight, but with your support, he’ll never lose his chance at a happy life.

Update 9/7/25
Two weeks after having both eyes removed (there was no choice), Biscuit is confident, happy and having fun! 🤩 We are beyond grateful for everyone who has donated so far! And Saving Hope is also excited to share that he has been adopted into his forever home! This wouldn't have been possible without the generous support from you. Thank you!