Oscar is a 2 year old Mix-Breed in Oxford, CT, who needs $2,000 for PU (Perineal Urethrostomy) Surgery.

Oscar is 2, full of sass, a little grumpy, and the heart of my world. He came to me after losing my cat Beans and brought light when I was broken. I’m 24, live alone, and struggle with anxiety and isolation. I’ve always found it hard to connect with people, but my cats—Oscar, Marvin, and Beef—are my family, my comfort, and my lifeline.

Oscar was diagnosed with a life-threatening urinary blockage and now needs PU (perineal urethrostomy) surgery to survive and live a long, happy life. He’s being treated by Dr. Katz at AristoKatz in Fairfield, whose care and compassion have been a godsend—offering hope when others could not.

Oscar has two brothers, Marvin and Beef—his best friends. He’s full of personality, always “yelling,” watching birds or TV, and demanding cuddles. He’s always happy to see me, making the hardest days easier. As someone with social anxiety, that unconditional love means everything. And yes—he loves his treats!

Oscar means everything to me. I’m a young adult doing my best to get by, but I’ve maxed out my credit cards just getting him this far. I can’t afford this surgery alone. Your help—through donations or shares—means hope, healing, and keeping my best friend alive.