Earlier this year, two tiny kittens were found huddled together in a Brockton park — frightened, sick, and barely able to see. Their eyes were painfully infected, and their future was uncertain. We named them Wednesday and Pugsley. At just a few weeks old, they had already endured more than most animals face in a lifetime.

Thankfully, their luck turned when a kind-hearted trapper with experience caring for cats with eye issues took them in. But it quickly became clear that their condition was more serious than anyone had expected.

That’s when Dr. Willis, a compassionate and highly skilled veterinary eye specialist, stepped in. Under her expert care, Wednesday and Pugsley began a series of treatments and follow-up visits. Slowly but surely, they’ve begun to heal. Their little eyes—once clouded and swollen—are finally clearing, and for the first time, these siblings are starting to truly see the world around them.

Their recovery, however, is far from over. The cost of multiple specialist appointments, medications, and continued care has added up quickly. And while Wednesday and Pugsley are worth every penny, we need your help to give them the healthy, happy future they deserve.

❤️ How You Can Help

Your donation will directly support:

Ongoing specialist appointments with Dr. Willis
Prescription medications and eye treatments
Daily care and recovery support

Every single dollar makes a difference. Whether you can give $5 or $50, your gift helps ease their pain, restore their sight, and give them the second chance they’ve already fought so hard for.

Wednesday and Pugsley didn’t give up — and we won’t either. Please consider donating and sharing their story today.

🙏 Thank you for being part of their healing journey. Together, we can help these two tiny fighters see a brighter future!

🐾 Wednesday & Pugsley: Two Tiny Fighters in Need of Your Help 🐾

By Charles River Alleycats Incorporated

🐾 Wednesday & Pugsley: Two Tiny Fighters in Need of Your Help 🐾

Help two homeless kittens recover from painful eye infections—and give them the chance at a long, happy life!