Cotton the cat was found all alone on the streets, in terrible condition. He was malnourished, covered in mange, and infested with mites, his eyes completely scabbed over. Finding food without being able to see was a struggle for him. Thankfully, Carmen Weinberg, the founder of Animal Friends Project Inc., came to his rescue. She was devastated by his condition and wasted no time in taking him in and caring for him.
According to Carmen Morales Weinberg, the poor dog was in such a bad state that he couldn’t even open his eyes due to the severe mite infestation. Carmen expressed how frightening it must have been for him to be out there alone without the ability to see. The dog was also emaciated because he was unable to forage for food.
Photo courtesy: Carmen Morales Weinberg
Photo courtesy of Carmen Morales Weinberg
After giving him a bath, Carmen assisted Cotton in recuperating by nourishing him with wholesome food and treating his mange with creams, coconut oil, and different antibiotics. She noticed his tense muscles gradually easing as time went by, allowing him to finally rest without constantly scratching himself.
Photo courtesy of Carmen Morales Weinberg
Photo courtesy of Carmen Morales Weinberg
“Cats like Cotton rely on humans for their healing, as they can’t always vocalize their need for assistance… I’m certain that many overlooked him due to his poor health, but all he needed was someone to give him a second chance.”
Credit for the image goes to Carmen Morales Weinberg.
Photo courtesy of Carmen Morales Weinberg
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Credit for the image goes to Carmen Morales Weinberg.
Credit for the image goes to Carmen Morales Weinberg.
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After much attention and love, Cotton has at last peered open his eyes.
Credit for the image goes to Carmen Morales Weinberg. The bond between Cotton and his rescuer, Carmen, deepened as he began to feel like he was getting a fresh start at life despite his initial blindness. Carmen’s compassionate care worked wonders in improving Cotton’s health, and the day he regained his sight was a truly magical experience. Carmen shared that they initially thought Cotton would be blind forever, but to their astonishment, his eyesight returned without any damage. It was a heartwarming surprise to see his beautiful eyes once again.
Photo credit: Carmen Morales Weinberg
Cotton went from being a sickly and skinny stray to a handsome and healthy tomcat, with one eye blue and the other hazel. It was a surprise for everyone when his vision returned, and he quickly adapted to life with Carmen. Despite receiving numerous adoption offers due to his striking appearance, Carmen couldn’t bear to part with him. “We had so many people interested in adopting him because of how he looked, but I could see how attached he had become to me,” she explained. “I didn’t want to put him through another major change after everything he had already been through.”
Photo credit: Carmen Morales Weinberg
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Credit for the image goes to Carmen Morales Weinberg, whose work is crucial for the cats in South Florida facing an overpopulation crisis. Carmen started the Animal Friends Project after being appalled by the number of homeless cats in the area. She realized that most of these cats needed to be spayed, neutered, and cared for, as many were sick and injured, and not much was being done to help them.
Carmen’s family, along with a few volunteers and fosters, support her, but she mainly handles the coordination and work herself. She spends a lot of time in low-income areas where most cats live, often encountering sick animals that require immediate attention. Despite the challenges, she continues her mission of raising awareness and funds to help these animals.
Carmen’s advice is not to ignore stray animals and urges everyone to lend a helping hand. She emphasizes the ease of taking sick cats to a vet or fundraising for their medical care. She stresses the importance of documenting their condition and seeking assistance.
Carmen’s non-profit organization has successfully provided TNVR services to hundreds of community cats, but the need for help persists. Donations, fostering, or adopting a cat are all ways to support her cause. For more information, visit Carmen’s Facebook or Instagram page.
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