6/24

My Kingy boy still needs prayers and donations for a ultrasound AND surgery I might just skip the ultrasound and go straight for surgery but the thing with that is there’s a slim chance that it’s not a blockage but to be honest if I had to put my life on it I would say he has a blockage his bloodwork is great tho!!!

6/23

This is heartbreaking as Tammy is a hard worker and would do anything for anyone. King is part of their family. We DO NOT want to have to make the decisions to put him down - broken hearts as we try to raise funds for the surgery instead of making that hard decision.

Note from Tammy: Pllllease help me save my fur baby!!!! He means the world to me and his human brothers and sister! I just had a baby 5 months ago and I’m not back to work yet! I am still out on family medical leave so that I can continue to bond with my new baby. The surgery is 9-12000!!!!!

6/22:

Tammy wants to expresses her heartfelt thanks to everyone who donated to help King through cash, Cash App, Venmo, and GoFundMe. Your generosity means so much! We also appreciate those who provided valuable information about charities that can help.

We had a limit of $750 from those charities and with your donations, allowed Tammy to take King to Green Acres Veterinary Hospital for sedation and x-rays.

Unfortunately, it was not a great experience; the techs were not caring, dragging King on a dirty leash while he struggled. He ended up with a lump on his side and some bleeding, which we were told was from the shot. Would not recommend Green Acres to anyone it was horrible.

Tammy and her children stayed by King’s side from 7 PM to 4 AM,.

The x-rays showed two dark spots in his body near his stomach.

Unfortunately, the vet surgeon couldn’t tell if these spots meant there was a blockage or inflammation. They suggested that King should have an ultrasound to find out more, but that would cost $3000.

Since we didn’t have the extra money for the ultrasound, we decided it would be best to bring King home.

The vet mentioned concerns about his quality of life and hinted at the possibility of putting him down. This was very upsetting to hear because we believe King is not ready for the rainbow bridge just yet. He still has joy in his life, and we want to give him the chance to keep fighting and to enjoy the time we have together.

King did eat a little bit of chicken today however no bowel movement yet :(

I will update tomorrow again tomorrow after King's new vet appointment.

6/20 -I am Tammy Allen's mom. I am creating this GoFundMe page for her sweet pitty boy, King. If you know Tammy, she never asks for help but is the first to help everyone. She would give her last dollar to someone if they needed it.

Her pitty King needs to go to the vet as he needs to get sedated and x-rays done to see if he has a blockage. He hasn't been eating or going to the bathroom.

Unfortunately, she can't afford the vet visit, Tammy is feeling very scared and sad. If you know her, she loves her fur babies as much as her children. We want to make sure he gets the care he needs. Without financial help, she may have to put him down as she cannot afford the vet bill to have him sedated and x-rayed. If he goes untreated, he will pass to the rainbow bridge.

If you can donate any amount, we would be incredibly grateful, and we promise to pay it forward when we can. If you're unable to donate, that’s okay! I would really appreciate your prayers for him as well.

Every little bit helps, and it means the world to us. I do not like seeing my daughter so sad for her baby King.

Any little bit helps her cover the costs.

We just want to do what’s best for King, and your support would make such a difference. Thank you so much for considering helping her during this tough time for her and her fur baby.

I could not attach the invoice. The lowest price would be $1534.99 and the highest would be $2039.46. This does not include surgery if needed. It includes the office call, medical waste, ICU treatment, anesthesia, ER radiograph, catheter, fluids, Cerenia injection, and take-home meds.