Keeping a 20-year-old car running And More!

Hi, I'm Poppy. I live with my grandparents to help them out, and work a few part time jobs. 

I drive a 20 year old station wagon, which is due for inspection by the end of February but needs some repairs to pass. I don't know the total cost yet but I'm aiming to set aside $300 at least. That's just for the repairs, inspection itself will be another $100.

I also need to raise money to take three feral cats to the clinic to be spayed. My neighborhood has a growing colony and I'm doing what  I can to keep it from getting out of control. Because kittens are the best but seeing them suffer from conditions outdoors is not! I've applied to a program for financial assistance but if I don't get approved I'll need $120 for clinic fees. 

Assuming anyone is left to process our tax returns, I'm also going to owe a ton in taxes probably, from filing bankruptcy last year. Yay medical bills! (Did you know when you go bankrupt the federal and possibly your state government assess the discharged debt as "income" and you pay taxes on it? Great system we got here.)

So, yeah. I have a lot to deal with and my jobs don't come close to covering it, and my time available for work is limited by family commitments. I'm not sure what else to do. If you can pitch in or share the link, it will relieve some burden, and I thank you from the bottom of my heart!

What's in it for you, as a sort of bonus? I have a few thousand cat photos on my phone and I will gladly share them! Small and fuzzy friends who know nothing of The Horrors, whose antics may delight and whose snoozes may calm! 

(I know, it's kinda weak, but I'm working with what I have :)