Mini is a 8 year old Bombay in Phoenix, AZ, who needs $100 for Urinary Check Up.

Mini, my 8-year-old black cat, is sweet, loving, and gentle—never scratches or bites, just purrs when held, though shy with strangers. I’m facing homelessness in Mesa, AZ, relying on inconsistent parental support for rent. On food stamps and visiting food banks, Any money goes to Mini’s care, but I need help for her $100 vet visit to keep her healthy.

Mini, my 8-year-old cat, started meowing loudly and acting skittish after I returned from a doctor’s visit. I found blood in her urine, which persisted for three days despite extra water and feedings. I suspect a urinary issue but can’t afford a vet visit. I plan to take her to Any local vet, for a $100 check-up to diagnose and treat her condition.

Mini, my 8-year-old black cat, is special for her gentle, playful spirit. She never bites or scratches, purring instantly when I pick her up, though she’s shy with strangers. She brings joy to my tough days, curling up beside me for comfort. As my only family in Mesa, her loving presence keeps me going, making her health vital to our bond.

I’m facing homelessness in AZ, relying on inconsistent parental support for rent. On food stamps, I can only afford Mini’s food. I have no money for her $100 vet bill. Having Mini healthy again will ease my fear of losing her, my only companion