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Help Georgia get Full mouth extraction — Waterloo, IA

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I adopted Georgia from Cedar Bend Humane Society, and she became the perfect sister to Sweet Pea. Georgia is a gentle soul with a quiet purr who loves hiding for naps and sitting in the kitchen sink. She just had an emergency full-mouth tooth extraction after dropping to 6lbs. She is a toothless fighter—she went right for her food after surgery! I love her and want her pain-free.

Georgia had rapid weight loss due to an agonizing dental infection that made it too painful to eat. To save her life and end her suffering, she underwent emergency surgery for a full-mouth tooth extraction. The vet pulled every single one of her teeth. While she is now completely toothless, the source of her infection is gone, and she is safely back home resting and learning to heal.

Georgia is my baby and a vital part of our small, three-member family. Both she and her sister are my registered emotional support animals, providing me with endless love and comfort. Our bond is incredibly deep; she is my constant, gentle shadow. Seeing her healthy and pain-free means everything to us. Her recovery means our little family can finally feel whole and at peace again.

I am turning to the community because this emergency hit while I am job hunting and working just one day a week. This unexpected $1,442 bill is impossible to cover on my tight budget. I love my babies, and your help to clear this clinic bill means the world to us.

Location
Waterloo, IA
Species:
Cat
Breed:
American Shorthair
Age:
3 years old
Sex:
Female
Help Georgia get Full mouth extraction — Waterloo, IA — Waggle