My kitty Jasmine needs emergency surgery for pyometra.

Pyometra is a medical emergency where the uterus fills with pus. If the cervix is closed, toxins rapidly build up in the bloodstream, which can cause uterine rupture, shock, and organ failure within just 24 to 48 hours. If the cervix is open, allowing pus to drain, a cat might survive for a few weeks, but her condition will steadily decline without emergency care. With prompt surgical treatment (an emergency spay), the survival rate is 90%.

Right now, she has been diagnosed with open pyometra. She is on antibiotics but needs emergency surgery soon. It's very expensive. Anything will help. Thanks so much, Lisa.