Jeffers
Jeffers is a 9-year-old Domestic Shorthair in Seattle, WA, who needs $1,075 for Dental Extraction(s) and facial abscess repair.
Seattle, WA
Jeffers chose ME to be his guardian when he was about 2 years old; I was taking photos of adoptable kitties at the rescue and he convinced me to take him home. He’s now been with me for 7 years and we’ve been through a lot together. Most recently we lost two of our friends: Jeffers’ snuggle buddy, 18-year old Hailey passed away in December, and then my goofy 16-year old terrier Apollo died in Feb. Jeffers is a real mama’s boy and knows how to get what he wants (he talks a lot to me).He wakes me up way too early for his food (that he’s very picky about) and he begs for treats (that he’s quite addicted to and he’s got regular deliveries of). He likes chasing his wand toy, ‘making biscuits’, lying in the sunny window, and hanging out while I read. And he also seems to be my side when I’m down. I have limited resources, being a single parent with MS on disability on my own for the first time in 12 years, and after having lost my two other animal friends just recently, I can’t bear the thought of me losing Jeffers. Please help me get this sweet boy healthy again! Jeffers has never had a single thing for me to worry about so he decided that a) during COVID-19 quarantine, and b) after months of Hailey and Apollo needing vet visits, it is HIS TURN. He has a nasty painful abscessed tooth that needs to be removed under anesthesia, requiring x-rays and dental cleaning (by Dr Sarvi at Northgate Vet); the danger of it not being treated is it can lead to sepsis. Now that Hailey and Apollo are gone, Jeffers is my only animal friend right now; I know that he’s been through a grieving process too and misses them. He’s been a lot more needy recently and I get it. We’ve been through a lot in the last year; last June my son and I left my partner of 12 years and stayed at a shelter for 6 months. A women’s org helped us start over but it was vital I have my pets.
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