I'm in Kissimmee, FL for the week and there are a lot of stray cats on my block that I've been petting every night on my walks. 

  
Yesterday I noticed horrible wounds on one of them. It's possible they are old wounds and I didn't notice them before, as this cat hadn't approached me in the past. But she walked right over last night, purring, meowing and rubbing on my legs, which is when I saw the wounds and immediately knocked on the first  door I saw.

The people at this home said she's a neighborhood cat that her kids call "Liza". She suggested I knock on the guy across the street's door, because Liza is in his yard a lot, too.

So I went over and knocked and a guy and girl, mid 20s, answered. I showed them the photos I had taken and right away they said "Is that Booboo?" Liza/Booboo then strutted over and they were able to see the wounds first hand.

Apparently everyone on the street knows this cat and she's the absolute sweetest. I told them that I'm only here on vacation for 2 more days and, since it was 7:00, I couldn't reach a vet to get advice or to try to find a shelter that does pro-bono work (if that's even a thing). But if they know of a place I could take her, I'd be happy to.

  
They told me not to worry and said that he was going to call his uncle right away, who's a vet. I couldn't believe it. It was the perfect response honestly. I thanked them and let them know to tell me if I can do anything, but he said that his uncle would help and I didn't need to worry about it.

  
This was last night and I just keep thinking about Booboo and the situation. I want to believe that his uncle will help, but I'm sort of a pessimist and assume the worst from people (which I know is horrible).

  
I guess I'm looking for any advice whatsoever. Anyone know a vet in Kissimmee that would take something like this on pro-bono? Does this injury seem fatal? Any ideas on what would cause wounds that looks like this?

  
The most confusing thing to me truly is that the cat seemed unfazed. I don't understand and just want to make sure she gets the help she deserves. 

Stray cat with wounds