Bunny is a 8 year old Mix-Breed in Spanaway, WA, who needs $2,000 for Radioactive Iodine Therapy.

Four year ago my Auntie knew her apartment neighbor was dying, so she offered to give Bunny a home to ease her friend's worry about the fate of her furbaby. My Auntie lived alone and was happy to have a pet to care for and keep her company. Once Bunny adjusted, she has only had eyes for my Aunt. Anyone else she just tolerates Lol

About a year ago, Bunny started demanding to be fed more and was losing weight. We took her to the vet for bloodwork. Bunny had hyperthyroidism and required cream on her ear-tips twice a day. Bunny started hiding when it was time for medicine. My Auntie is older and can't give consistent medication doses. One iodine injection at the Feline Hyperthyroid Center can cure Bunny! Cost is 2 thousand.

Bunny had been through two homes already before my Auntie took her in, so she was traumatized by change again. Once she and Aunt Jeanne got used to each other they were joined at the hip and have their cute little routines and cuddle time. I'm fortunate that she lets me pet her briefly sometimes. My heart hurts just thinking they might ever be separated.

Bunny's ear medicine is expensive and she also needs ongoing bloodwork associated with it. She has no family nearby and lives on a fixed income. The only two options are surrender Bunny and hope somebody would take an ill cat or get her cured completely! Plz keep Bunny home!