| Tiger Update !!! Tiger had her surgery and is doing much better. In this picture she still has stitches holding her right eye partially closed to aid healing. It has no lens. Her left eye has been removed and sewn shut. Click the photo to enlarge. |
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Help Ease Her Pain
Tiger is nearly blind
You Can Help!
This is Tiger. She is 13 now and
has cataracts in both eyes and an
Anterior Lens Luxation in her right
eye. That means her lens has
moved forward through the pupil
into the front part of the eye. She
needs daily eye drops to keep the
inflammation and pain under
control. Surgery may also be
required if the condition worsens.
has cataracts in both eyes and an
Anterior Lens Luxation in her right
eye. That means her lens has
moved forward through the pupil
into the front part of the eye. She
needs daily eye drops to keep the
inflammation and pain under
control. Surgery may also be
required if the condition worsens.
We're not really asking for
donations. That part of this page
was simply a successful exercise
in e-commerce web design. Of
course, if you want to throw money
at us, that is fine too.
Surgical removal of the eye costs
$1,500 while removal of the lens
costs $3,500.
Your donation is not deductible but
is appreciated. Thank you!
donations. That part of this page
was simply a successful exercise
in e-commerce web design. Of
course, if you want to throw money
at us, that is fine too.
Surgical removal of the eye costs
$1,500 while removal of the lens
costs $3,500.
Your donation is not deductible but
is appreciated. Thank you!
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| Tiger when she was a kitten. |
| Recent photo with luxated right eye. |
| You can help Tiger with any size donation through PayPal or a regular credit card. Just click the link below. Thank you! |
Move your mouse over the eye diagram to illustrate an Anterior Lens Luxation.
