Mumford is a two-month-old Sphynx kitten in Oklahoma City, OK, who needs $2,000 for urgent care.

*Kanoa Rescue Foundation*

Mumford's case is heartbreaking and likely resulted from this rare cat breed being overbred by humans.

The Sphynx kitten is only two months old and can barely walk. He crawls on the ground to move.

Mumford's situation is dire. The Kanoa Rescue Foundation rushed him to an animal hospital, where his veterinary team discovered critical medical problems that need urgent care.

"This little kitten is not growing and developing at the correct rate," Krystal C., with the rescue, tells Waggle. "His legs do not function properly, and it is suspected his hips are not placed correctly. Both issues are likely a result of poor genetics."

Then the rescue got more bad news!

"It is suspected he has a misplaced bladder, warranting the need for his caretakers to help him express it regularly," Krystal says. "He has a prolapsed rectum causing him discomfort. Both are contributing to dehydration and a very swollen belly. Mumford is also battling an upper respiratory infection that is threatening to turn into pneumonia."

Poor Mumford is so young and facing so much. But after multiple tests, the rescue says the kitten may have a fighting chance!

Despite his young age and the severity of his condition, there is still hope for Mumford. The rescue is determined to correct his health issues and set him on a path to recovery.

However, his medical bills are mounting. Your support is crucial in ensuring Mumford's ongoing veterinary treatment.

Please give so Mumford has a chance at survival!

Update 8/13
Our handsome little Mumsie is growing up (slowly & at a stunted pace but he’s growing!). He has made so many improvements & is enjoying all the spoils in his foster home. He has been receiving TLC (literally around the clock ). He’s drinking water, eating, going to the litter box more, and his muscles are strengthening. We’re keeping things slow & steady with him, no rush on his development for us. We just want him to be happy & healthy.