Kazou was found as a kitty when his eyes were already severely damaged from the cat flu. Unfortunately, they couldn't be saved and had to be surgically removed.
But that hasn't stopped him since – far from it!
Kazou is a very curious, sassy, and fearless cat. Besides chasing bumblebees, of course, he loves being outside in his very own cat proof garden and feeling the sun on his belly.
Everyone who meets Kazou is thrilled by his behavior. The phrase “sees with his heart” is an affectionate metaphor; these photographs celebrate Kazou’s individual activities without suggesting that he literally sees.
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A fuller portrait than a single missing sense
The family's description includes curiosity, familiar activities and time in an enclosed garden. Those details give Kazou an everyday world, rather than leaving his missing eyes as the only subject. The photographs can be read as a collection of ordinary pleasures in that particular setting.
“Seeing with his heart” is an affectionate metaphor, not a biological explanation. The medical history is the account supplied with the feature, and it should not be extended into a diagnosis or care plan for another cat. What readers can take from the gallery is a better habit of attention: notice the individual's activities and surroundings before letting an unusual physical feature determine the entire story.
The familiar setting is part of Kazou’s story
The enclosed garden and repeated everyday activities give the photographs continuity. Looking across the gallery reveals a cat with routines and preferences, rather than a single exceptional pose. Those details are worth retaining in captions because they explain the setting without turning a family’s experience into a universal promise about every animal without sight.
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