You can read about his battle with Liver Failure here: http://www.thecatsite.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=215150
I am having a hard time right now, but managed to work out a deal with my vet. He was hesitant at first, but he finally agreed to let me pay him back when I can for the ultrasound that Bear is getting today.
The ultrasound is $280, I just payed $60 down (all I have right now). I have spent all of my money (including Care Credit) on Bear's meds, xrays, exams, and bloodwork.
Someone suggested that I make him a blog and set up a fund to help pay for his ultrasound, I have done this and I have already been contacted by 2 people. One is donating $50, another is donating $75 directly to my vet. I am absolutly FLOORED that we are getting help, it means so much to me!!! All that is needed now is $95
Here is Bear's Blog: http://katkisses.weebly.com/
I don't think I am allowed to post my vets phone # and my first and last name here, but that info is on his blog. We appreciate any help, prayers are wonderful too!
I have to post this disclaimer, per TCS rules:
I am having a hard time right now, but managed to work out a deal with my vet. He was hesitant at first, but he finally agreed to let me pay him back when I can for the ultrasound that Bear is getting today.
Someone suggested that I make him a blog and set up a fund to help pay for his ultrasound, I have done this and I have already been contacted by 2 people. One is donating $50, another is donating $75 directly to my vet. I am absolutly FLOORED that we are getting help, it means so much to me!!! All that is needed now is $95
Here is Bear's Blog: http://katkisses.weebly.com/
I don't think I am allowed to post my vets phone # and my first and last name here, but that info is on his blog. We appreciate any help, prayers are wonderful too!
I have to post this disclaimer, per TCS rules:
5. Solicitations – TheCatSite.com does not encourage or promote solicitation of money from our members. We will help in every way possible with our knowledge and support, but as many of us have multi-cat households and work with local rescue groups, monetary support is not always possible to causes or people we do not personally know. Members are allowed one posting in the SOS forum for each organization. Repeated postings for the same cause or organization will be deleted
The needs of rescue workers are great and we recognize this fact. To care for multiple cats, find suitable homes, good vet care, food, etc. is costly. From time to time you will see some posts come up to ask for donations for a cause. It is YOUR responsibility to check out these solicitors to the best of your ability. More often, you will see pleas from individuals asking for money to be sent directly to them to assist with veterinary bills. Some come up with slick websites, others just have heartwrenching stories. In each of these cases, the poster is allowed ONE thread, to be placed in Cats SOS.
In either case, if you feel compelled to donate money ask for references, phone numbers, call around the area and find out if this is a legitimate cause or a scam. For personal pleas, get the veterinarian’s contact information and send money directly to the veterinarian to help with bills for that particular cat. If that information is not available, you have the answer if the plea is legitimate or a scam.
Be very careful before you send any money: no matter how effective the plea is, check it out first before opening your wallet.
The needs of rescue workers are great and we recognize this fact. To care for multiple cats, find suitable homes, good vet care, food, etc. is costly. From time to time you will see some posts come up to ask for donations for a cause. It is YOUR responsibility to check out these solicitors to the best of your ability. More often, you will see pleas from individuals asking for money to be sent directly to them to assist with veterinary bills. Some come up with slick websites, others just have heartwrenching stories. In each of these cases, the poster is allowed ONE thread, to be placed in Cats SOS.
In either case, if you feel compelled to donate money ask for references, phone numbers, call around the area and find out if this is a legitimate cause or a scam. For personal pleas, get the veterinarian’s contact information and send money directly to the veterinarian to help with bills for that particular cat. If that information is not available, you have the answer if the plea is legitimate or a scam.
Be very careful before you send any money: no matter how effective the plea is, check it out first before opening your wallet.