Help Save Felix – Critically Ill but Still Fighting

Hi, my name is Juliet, and I’m reaching out with a heavy heart to ask for your support for my beloved dog, Felix. He is more than just a pet — he is family, my best friend, and my constant companion.

Over the past few months, Felix has been battling multiple serious health conditions, including:

• Diabetes, requiring twice-daily insulin shots

• Cataracts and recent eye surgery

• Cushing’s disease

• A life-threatening case of pancreatitis

• Severe anemia, requiring a blood transfusion

• Gastrointestinal bleeding and vomiting

• And now, hospitalization in critical condition

Despite everything, he continues to fight — and so do I.

The emotional toll has been overwhelming, and the financial burden is becoming more than I can handle alone. Between emergency visits, ongoing specialist care, medications, daily testing, hospitalization, and diagnostic tests, his vet bills have already reached more than $20k, and they continue to climb.

Why I’m Asking for Help

Felix is currently admitted to the hospital and is receiving 24/7 intensive care. The team is doing everything possible to stabilize him, control his blood sugar, stop the GI bleeding, and manage the pancreatitis. His survival depends on continued hospitalization and treatment over the coming days.

Every little bit helps — whether it’s $5, $50, or just sharing this page with someone who might care.

What Your Donation Will Support:

• Emergency and critical care hospitalization

• IV medications and fluids

• Blood tests and monitoring

• Life-saving medications (insulin, sucralfate, antibiotics, etc.)

• Follow-up care after discharge

• Prescription food and supplies

Felix is still fighting. He’s holding on, and so am I — but I can’t do it without help. If you’ve ever loved a pet like family, you know how hard it is to watch them suffer. Your kindness could give him the second chance he desperately needs.

From the bottom of my heart, thank you for reading, sharing, and supporting us during this difficult time.

With gratitude,

Juliet