Archie is a 3-year-old Domestic Shorthair Tabby Cat in Bend, OR, who needs $2,000 for Perineal Urethrostomy.

I fell in love with Archie as a kitten immediately upon meeting him. I met him as a feral kitty in a clinic in a room full of kittens and as a college student, did not plan on adopting. But I knew he was my soulmate as soon as he stepped on my lap. Archie was there for me throughout college, throughout the quarantine, and throughout my toughest times. Now we've moved the adventure to Oregon!

Archie has always been my best friend since I got him. He is the biggest lover to everyone who comes over and loves to be a part of the conversation. He is a registered ESA and he wears that badge proudly by always greeting us home and coming to my aid when I'm down. I am Archie's person and I miss hearing him follow me around the house.

My cat makes me smile he reaches up and asks me for forehead kisses. I also love the way he gets jealous anytime I give anyone else attention like my partner and that he loves to slow dance with me. My cat is also well trained, he does tricks for treats like lay down and roll over and he lets me trim his claws.

Archie has been in the hospital for several days with repeated urinary blockage and is unable to pee and is in excruciating pain. The animal hospital has been extremely helpful in keeping him stable and comfy but his case developed complications. There is fluid leaking into his abdomen and a tear somewhere they're unsure of. Due to a recurring urinary issue he needs a PU surgery to be ok

This emergency bill came very unexpected and with terrible timing after just moving and my partner being out of work for injury. I've already paid over $2000 in current vet bills to keep him stable but he needs this surgery to keep him alive and bring him home healthy