Three Neglected Kittens Dumped Outside Grocery Store And Left To Suffer, One Now Needs Eye Removal To Survive!

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Abba, Zabba, and Gumball were discarded like trash outside a grocery store when no one wanted them. Left alone and helpless, these tiny kittens didn’t stand a chance. Now, one is facing the loss of his eye, and all three are dangerously underweight, fighting just to survive. They need urgent help, but we can’t do this alone.

 

They were just babies, abandoned in one of the cruelest ways. Abba, Zabba, and Gumball were being handed out in front of a grocery store in San Jacinto. When no one took them, they were simply left behind. If not for one compassionate stranger, their story might have ended right there. A Good Samaritan saw them sitting there, discarded and vulnerable, and rushed them to a local emergency hospital. That’s when we got the call, and without hesitation, we went to bring them into our care. But nothing could have prepared us for how fragile they truly were.

 

Both Abba and Gumball are severely underweight and undersized, their tiny bodies struggling from what appears to be prolonged neglect. They were so weak that we had to place them in an incubator just to help regulate their body temperature and give them a fighting chance.

 

Gumball’s eye is in devastating condition. The damage is so severe that it cannot be saved. The only option to relieve his pain and prevent further suffering is surgical removal of the eye. Right now, all three kittens need intensive, ongoing care. They require high-calorie foods to help them gain strength, constant monitoring, warm beds, and pet-safe heating support to keep their fragile bodies stable. And for Gumball, surgery is urgent. We are doing everything we can to give these kittens a future, but we can’t do it alone.

 

Please consider donating to support Abba, Zabba, and Gumball’s care. Your contribution will help fund Gumball’s eye surgery, nutritional support, medical treatment, and the lifesaving resources they need to recover. If you’re unable to donate, sharing their story could help save their lives. Thank you.

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Abba, Zabba & Gumball!