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Help Tiny Opal Keep Fighting

About this campaign

At just eight weeks old, Opal has already faced more than most cats will in a lifetime.

She and her siblings were found while Murdock's Mission was trapping stray adult cats. Sadly, despite the rescue's best efforts, Opal's brother, Odie, passed away the day after they were rescued.

The loss of Odie only strengthened the rescue's determination to save the rest of the litter.

Now, Opal is facing another heartbreaking challenge.

Late one night, this tiny kitten—who weighs only a pound and a half—suffered a rectal prolapse, a painful and potentially life-threatening condition requiring immediate veterinary care. She was rushed to the hospital, where veterinarians were able to replace the prolapse and place a small stitch in hopes of allowing her body to heal without surgery. She will remain hospitalized for several days while her medical team carefully monitors her recovery.

At such a young age, every hour of care matters.

This fundraiser will help cover Opal's emergency hospitalization, medications, diagnostics, continued monitoring, and any additional treatment or surgery she may need if her condition doesn't improve as hoped.

Despite everything she's endured, Opal continues to fight.

Your donation gives this tiny kitten the opportunity to heal, grow stronger, and experience the safe, loving life every kitten deserves.

Thank you for helping Murdock's Mission give Opal the fighting chance she deserves.

7/23/26 Update: Opal is still in the hospital

Thank you for your support for Opal. She is still holding on and has been hospitalized for a little over two weeks! She is still too small for the surgery she needs, so we can only hope that the care and support she is receiving carries her through.

Location
Fort Worth, TX • Murdock’s Mission
Species:
Cat
Breed:
Mix-Breed
Age:
2 months old
Sex:
Female