Looch is a 3-year-old Domestic shorthair tabby in Lansdale, PA, who needs $900 for bladder surgery for uterine blockage.

A little over 3 years ago we stopped by the vet to drop something off and I see a little kitten in the back. I was told they found him in a box at Starbucks and he was looking for his forever home. As soon as I held him I knew he was meant to be a part of the family. It was love at first sight. Looch was such a sweet little kitten that quickly grew to the sweetest big baby.

Looch is the biggest cat in the house (out of 4) and will always find the smallest box or space to lay in. He’s silly and will just appear out of nowhere demanding love. Aside from wrestling with his brothers and sister, he loves any kind of string or ball to play with. The best moments are when he gets his zoomies and gallops around the house!

About 2 months ago we had to unexpectedly put our dog to rest and aside from an emotional impact, we also got hit pretty hard financially. Paying off that bill, getting our youngest kitten neutered, and now this, we’re struggling to keep up.

Overall Looch is a healthy boy. But over the last week, we could tell something was off... he wasn’t his normal happy go lucky self. We took him to North Penn Animal Hospital where he is admitted for an emergency procedure. Looch has a blockage that needs to be taken care of to avoid a negative impact on his kidneys.

Everything Looch does makes us smile. He is a big goofy lover. He loves giving us and the other cats kisses... he’ll spread out in the weirdest positions and lets out the sweetest little meows. But when he gallops around letting out that extra energy it’s s the best! It’s like he’s trying to parkour! It also never gets old when you look over and see him peeking around staring at you.