C get a cystotomy

Hello,

I have been caring about/ living with C since she was a baby. The past week she has been passing blood, and today she went in for a ultrasound and the vet found stones in her bladder. They have said the best option is for her to have surgery to remove them. The other option is to trial a strict diet and some antibiotics but this doesn't always work depending on the kind of stone. Ive now spent my savings on her ultrasound so I am making this fundraiser to seek help with the cost for her surgery. The vet has suggested afterpay. That gets us a $2000 loan. And I've also applied for advanced payment from Centerlink, which is $1634.85.

To be transparent the vets invoice (that could equate to $5500) is:

Surgical Procedure : Cystotomy 1,860.00

Rapid Recovery Pack - Pre Anaesthetic Bloods, Intravenous

Fluids And Additional Pain Relief 221.00

Hospital & Nursing Care - Medical Care unit 150.00

General Anaesthesia 547.00

Anaesthesia Inhalation 535.50

Operating Theatre Fee 545.50

Inventory for Catheters

Inventory Packs 69.50

Radiology: Xray 473.50

Sedatives, Injections and other products

Medications

Alfaxan 1.92 93.50

Propofol Injection 1.00 66.00

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous Charge -159.50 -159.50

Medications

Inventory Packs 0.00

Medications

Clavulox 250mg Tablets 7.00 49.00

Examinations

PAK-Exam 1.00

Examination Room Hire 5.00

Vet Examination 8.00 82.00

Laboratory

Urinalysis With Culture And Sensitivity 1.00 370.50

Hospital & Nursing Care 121.00

IV & Fluid Therapies 149.00

Medical Waste Disposal 5.00

Total: 5,178.50

I appreciate any help, however big or small.

I have some things going on at the moment that have meant I don't save or earn money. I am doing a bit of research into child sex abuse/clergy abuse in my family. I'm also applying for Guardianship of a half-sibling in a group home and learning how best to support his situation. At the same time I have been trying to get myself supported through the NDIS to address complex trauma, and make it easier with Autism which I am still learning about as newly diagnosed.

Thank you

Moo