Lego is a 5-year-old Tabby in Highland Springs, VA, who needs $2,000 for Exploratory Abdominal Surgery with Excision and Histology.

Legolas (or Lego as she prefers) was found as a kitten near my home in Richmond Virginia. That was just over 5 years ago now. She grew up almost solely around rescue pit bulls and often times acts like one herself! She has a "sister" named Miata who is the polar opposite of her - pure cat through and through. Lego is the absolute sweetest cat you could ever meet.

My partner and I live in a modest home near Richmond, Virginia. Lego is the queen of the house (when our pittie Skittles is not around) and gets along famously with her four legged siblings. Lego is known as my "secretary" since she has a dedicated spot on my desk for when I'm working from home. She stares at "her" fish tank, headbutts me at will, and enjoys time in the sun.

After my business was hit hard due to COVID, our emergency fund was simply not enough to cover the estimated $7,000 cost of treating Lego. We've already gone through the first $4,000, but each step seems like the final one, so we keep pushing on. I miss her trill most of all

Currently Lego is being seen by a small team of doctors. Doctors Dong, Leonard, and Watts are at Virginia Veterinary Centers in Richmond Virginia. Lego is currently in liver failure; she stopped eating about a week ago and was seen by her primary vet (Doctor Britney, VCA New Kent) who referred her to VVC. Lego has already been discharged from VVC requiring surgery to remove a mass from her liver.

100% a dog stuck in a cat's body, Lego is about as unique as they come. Her "sister" Miata is all cat - lives in a cat tower overlooking the living room and enjoys interacting with people on her own time. Lego is the opposite. She is happy to be picked up and toted around the house with whomever she has decided to headbutt that day, trilling at everyone along the way. She's loud, and in charge!