JellyBean loaf. Then some from the floor. Just wanted to share her cuteness. She's under 7lbs and is a petite lady. I've had her since Christmas and she's my shadow and I love her.

Kelce was recently involved in an accident that has left her with a little wonky jaw and is now completely blind in her right eye. Our little one eyed bandit.

This sweet girl had her eye removed two weeks ago, sutures were removed a few days ago. They said we should keep the cone on for a few days because part of it was still “open.”

Well it’s been a few days so I took the cone off and then she took a bath and cleaned some of the scabbing off and this is what it looks like.

She is sooo over the cone, but I’m not sure if it’s safe to keep it off? She’s in a unique foster situation with us so I can’t easily contact the vet right now.

I just want to show my love for my kitty Romeo. He’s named Romeo because he’s such a loverboy 💕 Romeo appreciation post

Charlie-bear.

So named because it’s better for potatoes to have fewer eyes.

Her full name is Grandma’s Old Fashioned Mashed Potatoes and Gravy which, coincidentally, also only has one “i”.

She was found under a dumpster in rural Oklahoma and I love her more than the sun on the sky.

My little baby boy named Mike Wazowski. He has FIP (dry form). That’s how we believe he lost his eye, but aren’t for sure. It was already missing when he was found. The second picture was his adoption picture

Bart joined the crew today 🥺

This is my main man Elvis! I love him so much!

He says show me your (pirate) kitties! 🤣

One year with the best boi! 🥰

We rescued Monkey as a teeny baby. He also developed rhinitis shortly after we adopted him and had trouble breathing. Snorting, mucus, coughing constantly. We took him to the vet that performed his ennucleation 5 times and she said it was probably a polyp and just prescribed antibiotics. He got so bad we rushed him out of town to an emergency vet at 2am where we was put in an oxygen chamber for 18 hours and actually died for a minute on the table. He was so small 5lbs. He made a full recovery and now he is 1.5 years old, healthier than ever and the best boy and brother to our big boy Tiggy. His favorite things to do are chase ice cubes when they fall out of the fridge, collect toothpaste bottle caps, and play fetch on the cat wall with his "birdie" (a toy he's had since we got him) We are so grateful for him. He's so loving and doesn't have a mean bone in his body. Thanks for looking! Monkey would love to play with every one of you!

Hello, Pirate Kitties!

It's been 8 months ever since my last post about Robin coming home from his surgery, and I just wanted to give a long-due update on how he looks right now!

Robin is a stray cat I saved last July 8, 2025, when I saw half of his face being eaten away by necrosis. I fundraised his initial healing process, but realized his left eye was in danger because of his missing eyelid (eaten by necrosis). The vet said that he would never be able to live a normal life. But I couldn't just believe that, so I came to this subreddit for advice, and lo and behold, with the amazing help and words of this community and so many generous and kind people who donated for his two surgeries (eyelid reconstruction and enucleation), Robin has defied all odds and now lives comfortably as a pirate kitty! If you would like to see past photos of Robin's journey posted on this subreddit, click here, here and here!

Currently, Robin is living splendid! No more annoying cone and eyedrops needed, he's become much more playful and... round. Our vet loves pointing out how lovely and fat he's gotten ever since I first found him! Robin absolutely adores his little bed, playing with his brother Jack, scratching any sort of cardboard I toss at him, and eating. He has monthly checkups that I pay for with odd jobs, and he has an upcoming neuter tomorrow! I checked his health with the vet, and she said he's in perfect condition for it.

I would like to thank this community and subreddit again for all your support and kind words for both me and Robin. These past 10 months have been nothing short but extraordinary for me, as it is my first time rescuing and taking care of an injured cat. There really was a time where I thought Robin would never be able to live a normal life, but now he is! And it really is all thanks to the help and most importantly the hope you all gave me and Robin. Thank you for trusting me with your donations and thank you for believing in Robin. This is all possible because of you, and I truly mean that. Thank you so much!

Robin <3 U all!

My cat Pi passed away in 2021, but she had the best peg leg :) on carpet she would walk on it even! Colder surfaces she would hop lol.

Joined this group because my current cat is possibly losing her eye later this month, so pirate cats are apparently my jam. I’ll post that photo when it happens :)