Piper Needs Help - Please Donate
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Piper, found crossing a busy street in an industrial neighborhood in Queens NY. Her face was swollen, one eye shut with her head tilt to one side. I took her to my vet immediately.
Piper is only 6 weeks old, skin and bones, with fleas crawling across her face and belly. After a thorough examination including a full panel of blood tests (FIV and FeLV negative) and x-rays, it showed that Piper was severely dehydrated, anemic, congested and malnourished. The swollen face was possibly an allergic reaction to a bee sting of some sort as the x rays did not show any fractures. She had her ears cleaned, was given fluids, an anti-inflammatory shot, a bath and was released to me with medications to go home.
Piper was lethargic the next day. I tried to syringe feed her but she didn’t take much. When Piper eventually refused to eat, she was brought to the ER where she’s currently receiving 24/7 care (oxygen, IV fluids, antibiotics). Surgeon was consulted (and recommended a CAT scan) and concerned that the head tilt could be a result of some sort of trauma.
The cost of the care for Piper as of today is $5,323.60. The cost of the CAT scan is estimated at $2,500.
Those who know me know that I always provide the best care possible including medical for all the cats under my watch (house cats, feral, stray, injured, or sick). I want to give Piper a chance to live but I need help.
Please consider donating to Piper’s vet bill which will only grow. Any amount is appreciated as every dollar adds up.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Piper is only 6 weeks old, skin and bones, with fleas crawling across her face and belly. After a thorough examination including a full panel of blood tests (FIV and FeLV negative) and x-rays, it showed that Piper was severely dehydrated, anemic, congested and malnourished. The swollen face was possibly an allergic reaction to a bee sting of some sort as the x rays did not show any fractures. She had her ears cleaned, was given fluids, an anti-inflammatory shot, a bath and was released to me with medications to go home.
Piper was lethargic the next day. I tried to syringe feed her but she didn’t take much. When Piper eventually refused to eat, she was brought to the ER where she’s currently receiving 24/7 care (oxygen, IV fluids, antibiotics). Surgeon was consulted (and recommended a CAT scan) and concerned that the head tilt could be a result of some sort of trauma.
The cost of the care for Piper as of today is $5,323.60. The cost of the CAT scan is estimated at $2,500.
Those who know me know that I always provide the best care possible including medical for all the cats under my watch (house cats, feral, stray, injured, or sick). I want to give Piper a chance to live but I need help.
Please consider donating to Piper’s vet bill which will only grow. Any amount is appreciated as every dollar adds up.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Organizer and beneficiary
CECELIA LEE
Organizer
Little Neck, NY
Suzanne Seeberger
Beneficiary