Boh is a 2-year-old Tuxedo in Aloha, OR, who needs $904 for Urinary blockage.

Ive had adopted boh from another family since the beginning of covid. I raised him as a kitten and He is about to turn two in march. He live with just me alone in an apartment and we keep each other company since quarantine started. Being a social cat he has become very popular with the neighboring kids that would always ask about him and if they can play with him.

Boh has grown to become the nicest cat that is love and beloved by all friends/family and stranger. To show his love towards me he would scratch my knees for pets and affection. He loves his treats and would befriend anyone that supply his demands. Keeping each other warm he sleeps between my legs at night. During the day time he loves playing fetch and with any shoe string i can find .

Boh is his best when its 1 on 1. He becomes more affectionate and companies people that are alone . The thing that makes me smile about him is he will roll over to anyone that walks in front of him . Never hiss or violent with anyone since he was born , i believe he is the nicest cat that ill ever meet .

Boh sat in the litter box for hours not being able to urinate and cried and yowl , I rushed him to tanasbourne veterinary hospital.
Diagnosed with urinary blockage which is common for male cats, the vet bill me a low to high end bill of 1800-2350 (without surgery). I asked them to do the bare minimum and the price ended up being 800-1004.
Not knowing the cost I am unable to provide for Boh.

Moving here to oregon by myself I only have Boh to keep me company since covid 19 . Living by myself in a new state is more difficult than i can imagine , Im already having a tough time to manage having him with me with food litter and time . This is my last resort for Boh.