Ella is a 5 year old American Shorthair in Sacramento , CA, who needs $2,000 for Cystotomy.

During COVID, I rescued Ella, my feisty feline sidekick, and she’s been rescuing me right back ever since. Now, she’s battling a painful bladder stone, and surgery at the VCA Bradshaw with Dr. Schulz is her only option. Help this quirky rescue cat heal and thrive—she saved me when I needed her most, and now I need your help to save her.

Ella, my beloved rescue cat, has been diagnosed with a painful calcium oxalate bladder stone that won’t dissolve despite six months on a specialized diet. Now urinating blood, her condition was confirmed through urinalysis and ultrasound. She urgently needs a cystotomy at [Veterinary Hospital Name] with Dr. [Veterinarian Name] to remove the stone and help her heal.

Ella is no ordinary cat—she’s a quirky little queen with a big personality. She “supervises” every activity with her sassy meow commentary and insists on curling up with me every night like the loyal sidekick she is. From chasing imaginary villains to dramatically flopping for belly rubs, she’s the heart of our home and proof that even a tiny rescue can leave a huge pawprint on your life.

With no emergency funds, affording Ella’s surgery is a challenge. She’s more than a pet—she’s family. Getting her healthy again would mean the world, bringing back her joy and ending her pain. Your support would give her the second chance she truly deserves.