BluePearl Pet Hospital
Seattle, WA
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Alfredo
Alfredo is a 4 year old American Shorthair in Seattle, WA, who needs $4,830 for Urinary Unblockage.
Seattle, WA
I adopted Alfredo and his sister the day they were born. His fur color pays tribute to my cat before him that I had for 13 years. I have been allowed to care for him and his sister for 4 years now. They are my life and i would move heaven and earth for them. As a zoology major in school, animals have always had a deep connection to my heart and i cant imagine life without them. Alfredo experienced a urethra obstruction which is common in male cats. It can be brought on by any number of reasons. If left untreated it can quickly become lethal. He was admitted on 2/2/26 and is still being hospitalized due to ongoing complications. The bill is already shy of 5k and growing with every day he stays. He is currently at BluePearl Veterinary in Downtown Seattle. Alfredo is a couch potato at heart and the biggest mamas boy known to mankind. He sleeps at my side making biscuits until he himself falls asleep. His sister from the same litter resides with me as well. I cant imagine separating them. He is an idiot but he's my idiot, and I love watching him interact with others and the love he gives. I lost my job in November when the company sold the building out from under us without telling us. I haven't been able to find a steady job since. I've put out so many applications but no none replies. I don't know how much more his bill can climb that I'll be able to afford. Every bit of support really helps.
Hank
Hank is a 5 year old Mix-Breed in Seattle, WA, who needs $10,000 for Intracranial Meningioma Removal.
Seattle, WA
I adopted Hank (aka Hank the Tank, Hanky Panky, Hankford, Trouble, House Pamfer) at 8 weeks old with his brother Gus. We sadly lost Gus to FIP at 6 months, and soon after welcomed Hank’s sister May. Hank is now 5 and lives the most “cat life” ever—napping, snuggling, watching bird TV, and playfully harassing his sister. He’s deeply loved in an indoor home. Hank recently developed sudden neurologic symptoms including lethargy, disorientation, balance issues, and abnormal pupil dilation. He was evaluated by a board-certified neurologist at BluePearl Downtown Seattle Specialty + Emergency Pet Hospital, where MRI and spinal fluid analysis confirmed an intracranial meningioma. Surgery is recommended. Hank is one of the sweetest cats I’ve ever met. He loves showing off his belly, chasing his tail in the bathtub, and constantly makes me laugh. Anyone who meets him falls in love instantly. He’s 50% seal and 50% panther. He follows me around the house yelling until I sit down, so he can hop right into my lap for snuggles. I never have to look for him, as he is always by my side or at my feet. Surgery is incredibly expensive, and the cost of ER visits, MRI, and neurology care has exhausted my savings and financing options. Hank has an excellent chance of recovery with surgery and minimal risk of regrowth. I am optimistic that surgery can give more healthy years.