Apollo is a 6-month-old British Shorthair Cat in Albany, CA, who needs $1,800 for Ultrasound, Fluid Removal from the Chest and Blood Work.

Apollo, my 5-month-old kitten, was diagnosed with FIP on Dec 5. As a PhD student from Turkey without a work permit, I'm facing financial challenges. My savings were depleted for his initial care, and I can't afford further necessary treatments like ultrasound. Seeking support for his medical expenses.

Apollo, your kitten, brings endless joy and companionship to my home. As a playful, affectionate companion, he fills your days with energy and amusement. He sleeps with me. His antics, whether chasing toys or exploring nooks, provide lively entertainment. Apollo's affectionate purrs and cosy cuddles offer comfort and warmth, making my space feel more like a home filled with love and happiness.

As an international student in the US without any family here, Apollo, my kitten, has become my family. He sleeps alongside me, and greets me warmly when I return home, and he's still just a baby.

On December 5th at Banfield Hospital, Dr. Takaaki Tamura diagnosed Apollo with FIP. He also received his rabies vaccination. Beyond this, I don't have more detailed information.

As a PhD student in the US without a work permit, I don't have any external income sources. Apollo requires blood work, an ultrasound, and fluid removal from his chest for his treatment. As I've mentioned before, he is my family here in the US.