Help Leo Heal: A Senior Cat’s Battle with a Dangerous Urinary Blockage

Currently, Leo is in a loving foster home where he receives the care and attention he needs. But recently, his health took a sudden and dangerous turn. He developed a severe urinary blockage—an emergency condition that, if left untreated, can be fatal. He was rushed to the hospital, where he had to be catheterized and receive intensive treatment to save his life. He is also FIV positive.

Leo, a 10-year-old cat with FIV, is in a loving foster home but recently faced a life-threatening urinary blockage. He was rushed to Town & Country Animal Hospital, where he received emergency care, including a catheter, to save his life. While now stable, he needs continued treatment and monitoring. Donations will help cover his medical expenses and ensure his recovery.

Leo is a sweet and gentle soul who loves nothing more than head rubs and cozy naps. Despite living with FIV, he remains affectionate, always purring when he’s around his foster. He enjoys curling up in a warm spot and following his humans around, eager for attention. Leo has a calm, loving nature and brings comfort to everyone he meets. His resilience and gentle spirit make him truly special.

Our rescue is dedicated to giving cats like Leo a second chance, but emergency medical costs strain our resources. His lifesaving care was critical, but we need help to cover his treatment. I am a full time teacher, so everything comes directly out of my pocket, for rescues.