Help Save Fufi – Urgent Medical Care Needed

Help Save Fufi – Urgent Medical Care Needed

My sweet rabbit, Fufi, has been my loving companion for five years, filling my life with joy, love, and comfort. To some, she may just be a rabbit—but to me, she’s so much more. She’s been by my side through some of the hardest times in my life, offering me warmth and companionship when I needed it most.

But now, Fufi is fighting for her life.

She has E. cuniculi, a devastating parasite that attacks the brain and nervous system. Just days ago, she was her usual happy self. Then, without warning, she developed a severe head tilt, balance issues, and muscle tremors. Now, she struggles to walk without falling over, and I am doing everything I can to keep her stable, syringe-feed her, and provide round-the-clock care.

Why I Need Your Help

Right now, I don’t have a job, and my pet insurance was recently cut, leaving me to cover the rising medical costs alone. I don’t want money to be the reason Fufi doesn’t get the care she needs—I never want to look back and regret not being able to do more for her.

She urgently needs:

✔ Ongoing critical care feedings to keep her nourished

✔ Specialized medications (Panacur, antibiotics, anti-inflammatories)

✔ Blood tests and vet monitoring to track her progress

✔ Emergency vet visits if her condition worsens

✔ Possible surgery if her condition does not improve with treatment

If Fufi requires surgery, I want to be ready to give her that chance—because she deserves every opportunity to survive and heal.

How Your Donation Will Help

$10 – Helps provide her daily Critical Care feedings

$25 – Covers essential medications to fight the infection

$50 – Supports her vet exams and monitoring

$100+ – Goes toward urgent blood tests, emergency care, and potential surgery

Any donation, big or small, will help give Fufi the best chance at survival. If you can’t donate, sharing this campaign would mean the world to me.

Please help me save Fufi.

She’s fighting so hard, and with the right care, she can still recover and continue living a happy life. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your support.