Lviv is a 18-month-old Maine Coon in Gloucester, MA, who needs $2,000 for Urinary Obstruction Care.

I brought Lviv into our home with his litter mate Kyiv as a baby after my 14 year old mainecoon MuFasa died. It was a breath of fresh air to have such a bright spirited kitten in the home. He spends a lot of time with my disabled mom and serves as so much comfort in the home.

Lviv or Tonka as I like to call him, interacts with every person and animal in the home. He loves playing with his brothers cat and dogs alike. Since he's been I'm the hospital they've been lost without tonka's presence.

Tonka is honestly a beautiful, wild spirited cat. His personality is more vibrant then you can imagine. He does get into his shenanigans and unfortunately this may have caused his hospitalization as he got into a container of temptations on a late night adventure with his kitty brother kyiv

I brought Lviv into the vet two weeks ago and he was sent home with medication as his urinalysis came back good. I noticed some symptoms returning and after a phone call with the vet they gave me medication and had me monitor him overnight. His health deteriorated rapidly and I was able to get him into his primary vet at 130 pm, but unfortunately he had a full blockage

After spending $3000 between credit and cash, I unfortunately have exhausted my finances. Lviv really needs to spend another shift or two at the emergency vet but I cannot afford the additional expense to ensure his full recovery