By James Gamble

An animal charity is desperately raising money for an operation on a cat who was horrifically attacked with acid and left unable to close his eyes.

Bert was brought into the care of charity Protected Paws around two months ago after being spotted on the streets of Windsor, Berks.

The tomcat, believed to be aged between eight and 12, was brought to specialists who confirmed the unfortunate feline had been attacked with acid.

Bert underwent surgery to allow him to close his eyes, as ulcers continually form around them, but the operation failed.

He now requires further surgeries to graft skin to his forehead and allow him to finally close his eyes.

Kerry Flynn, a veterinary nurse and founder of Protected Paws - which has saved over 3,000 animals in the two years sinc

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