<div>This is Ollie (named when the vet said she was a boy and we just rolled with it)
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<div>She was around 2 weeks old in a bad state when she joined the family, <strong>July 2024</strong>, when found early morning on the way to work laying against the fuel pump at Racetrac. Took her home to get cleaned/fed and find someone to take her in. I've never been a cat person and didn't intend on it either.
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<div>I guess I lost this battle evidently, making me a liar after saying many times over the years that we weren't getting a cat.
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<div><strong>Ollie has been in and out of the vet for the past week dealing with urinary issues, struvite crystals completely obstructing her bladder making it impossible to urinate.</strong> This severity of blockage is very rare in female cats and caused kidney damage from increased ammonia build-up, adding on to the infection. The Dr spoke said it was something he hasn't seen nearly as bad. Her bladder somehow started leaking into her abdomen and got a little hectic for a bit. They have gotten it "taken care of" for a substantial bill over $3500 after almost a week hospitalized and more in the next 12 days for the follow up appointments with her having to be sedated again for tests to be ran, switching to a certain diet requiring prescription food
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<div>This is a really hard thing to make and normally wouldn't even be a consideration but work being really slow and inconsistent, we've been doing without many wants and surviving in this economy.
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