Help Jespur get Urinary Catheter Placement w/hospitalization — Cottonwood, CA

Jespur is a beautiful F5 snow/Asian leopard Bengal. He is not your typical stereotyped Bengal, as he is very loving, playful and full of goofiness. I adopted Jespur when he was almost 12 weeks old. I have always wanted a Bengal since I was a kid. I found him through facebook as his breeder was looking for a loving home for him as a pet and not for breeding purposes. It seemed like the perfect fit, and I was lucky to be picked to be his parent.

Jespur has a urethra blockage due to routine urine collection that created injury 45 days ago and medication was only creating temporary relief. He had to go in to get a catheter placed and he is being housed with vet oversight at the Asher VCA for a few days. He is on IV fluids, medication, and a placed catheter for urination relief.

Ever since I was a teenager I have always wanted a Bengal. I saved up for a long time to be able to purchase Jespur, as they are purebred and can be expensive. Since he was being sold as a pet he did not cost as much as a normal Bengal. When I first met Jespur I could tell it was meant to be. I am blind and his reaction towards me was instant connection. Without this procedure he could pass away and that would be more than devasting to me.

Jespurs vet care was unexpected, and I am on a fixed budget due to my disability from an accident that rendered me blind. I usually save to be able to get the things he needs and with how much the procedure costs, I am shocked and heartbroken because without it he can pass away. He is my boy and I love him.