/r/Eyebleach
The catch-all community for sharing beautiful, happy, or adorable content. After a long day of seeing what internet anonymity can do to people, you're bound to need some eye bleach.
From the people who brought you "Goatse -B-Gone", and "No-tse", try Eyebleach!
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The Earl of Lemongrab came into our(disabled Marine veteran and daughter) home based "rescue"at about three days old with his brother Fern.
They had been separated from their mother because the property owner said the mother was in distress and abandoned them along a few stillborn siblings.
The Earl and Fern started developing cysts all over their bodies, so I got them into the vet. Fern was so weak that the vet euthanized him to ease his passing. The Earl came home with a wide spectrum antibiotic and a diagnosis of "insufficient colostrum was received from the mother." The babies had no immune system and their bodies were being ravaged by the ambient bacteria.
The next day, we heard the news that the feral mother was found dead. The Ear| was now the only survivor of his family, and things were not looking good.
In desperation and dismay, I posted his pictures and story asking random internet strangers to send him some love.Thousands of them did. Unfortunately, we got in a bit of trouble of solicitation when the Earl's fans asked how they can support us which led me to create our own sub for our rescues. By the end of the week, we had 2,500 loyal fans watching the Earl grow stronger.
I was determined to get him adopted to a good home because had 2 cats already, and having more just lowers the number of kittens I can take in. After much pleading from the community, I decided we could keep him if we could raise money to buy equipment to help make life easier so I can still bring in kittens, like an incubator, traps, etc. It did not take long for the Earl's fans to raise enough money to ensure he could stay here forever.
Now the Earl and I lead a community of cat lovers with an emphasis on making the world a better and kinder place
She was a fairy
She is a four year old Landseer with eyes that melts hearts 💕 When you pet her she puts her head in between your legs for support. And she absolutely begs for them the moment she sees you, as if she has never gotten touched before. I love our baby!!