Aurora is a 3-year-old Maine Coon Mix in Toledo, OH, who needs $400 for Teeth Extraction.

My cat Aurora came to my husband and I as a rescue from a local cat sanctuary. Along with her brothers and sisters, she was bottle-fed as a kitten because they were found without a mother. She was adopted soon after, but the owner brought her back b/c she "didn't have time for her." My husband insisted that we look for another cat, so we went to the local sanctuary and he picked her out.

I originally did not want another cat (I didn't want anymore poop that I had to scoop lol). Funny enough, she immediately became "my cat"....the first night she jumped on my lap and sprawled out on her back staring at me. I could tell that she was so happy to be in a home. Our other Maine Coon, Luke, didn't like her at first but now he loves her and always grooms her little head.

Much like many of you, I lost my job due to COVID-19. I just found out about Aurora's issue a few weeks ago, so it couldn't have come at a worse time. It would mean so much to me if I could afford to help her. Thank you!!

Aurora has never had any medical issues until now with her teeth. I noticed her breath was really bad....to the point where I couldn't snuggle with her b/c it was making me sick. The way the vet explained it to me was that some cats are more sensitive to their own plaque build up on. Overtime, the build up started to cause decay and she needs those teeth removed. Community Pet Care Clinic.

Aurora is the most loving cat I've ever had....she always has to be around me. Her favorite way to snuggle is plopping right down on my neck/chest (sometimes my face) when I'm lying in bed. I can't leave to-go cups on the table b/c she will knock it over and pull out the straw. I would get mad about it until the one day I found her stash of straws under the rug and it made me laugh.