Foster kitten with Panleuk emergency room vet bill

Hello. I'm making this post because I really need help.

I'm fostering 5 kittens rescued from a street.

Currently, 2 are doing well, but unfortunately, 2 crossed the rainbow soon after fostering.

The other one, Sarang, also started to have diarrhea avoiding food. I took him to the hospital, but he was getting worse, and after several vet visits, he was diagnosed with Feline Parvovirus (Panleukopenia).

It is said that young cats with no vaccination have very little chance of overcoming this deadly virus and that it is a disease with a very high fatality rate.

Although I'm in the position of foster only, after being diagnosed with panleukopenia, I hoped and did everything I could to save Sarang. I gave SubQ fluid, meds, slurry food etc. I had to skip my classes and leave my work early to care for Sarang, but his condition didn't improve.

A few days ago, he stopped vomiting, but then early morning Sarang started to have severe bloody diarrhea, and his condition deteriorated rapidly.

I took Sarang to the Emergency veterinary hospital, and I was devastated.

I wanted to save Sarang so badly.

Fortunately, the ER doctor said that although this is a disease with a slim chance to cure, in Sarang's case, there is a possibility that he will improve.

I decided to hospitalize Sarang without giving up hope, even though the Emergency bill is extremely high.

So far, $156 for cremation for the two siblings, over $800 for Sarang's hospital bill, and an estimated cost of $7000 for 3 days in the emergency room. I paid $4500 for deposit at the ER. Today, hospital staff gave me an update that he is not getting better, and he may need blood transfusion which will be additional $1500.

I unexpectedly spent a lot of money on this litter which is very difficult in my situation, but I can't give up on Sarang. I really want to save him because he is a fighter.

Please help Sarang's recovery. Thank you.

Current invoices:

VCA ER Hospitalization Deposit paid $4500