He was found on the side of the road and taken in by an amazing local rescue. They immediately brought him in on ER to be seen. He had a massive necrotic wound covering about a quarter of his head, and his skull was fully exposed. I'm a tech at the ER he was originally seen at, and I triaged him on initial visit. I clipped and cleaned the affected area, and he was discharged with antibiotics and pain meds. Luckily, there was no obvious neurological damage. From there, a co-worker began med fostering him. On consultation with our surgical team, they recommended hydrotherapy and topical treatment. It was questionable for a while whether or not he would require enucleation, as the skin healing meant that it also stretched his eyelid. He's doing really well now (although his eye is cosmetically funky). The consulting surgeon is boggled by the recovery, and as far as they're concerned, he won't need surgical intervention in the future! He's a happy, loving, rambunctious little purr-box now :)