Scally is a 1-year-old Domestic Shorthair in Hanover, MA, who needs $1,000 for perineal urethrostomy.

I got Scally from a friend who was taking care of a stray cat that was pregnant. Scally Wag was given his name from our friend and we loved it so much we kept it. Scally was born in March 2018, and we got him in June 2018 along with his brother Gizmo from the same litter. Scally Is a big part of our family and along with his cat brother he has a human brother and sister as well who both love him and are worried about him. Scally started having trouble walking and we thought he was hurt but it ended up he had an obstructed urethra which is common in male cats, we had him unblocked and after a few days in the hospital he came home, but after 12 hours of monitoring him he was eating and drinking but not urinating. The obstruction can become life threatening if it goes untreated. We have watched our crazy lovable playful cat become a cat that could barely move and it has been heartbreaking and stressful.