Jodie's Seizure Treatment

I got Jodie when he was a puppy.  I was there when he was born and immediately knew he was the one.  He waited for me to get home when I deployed.  He became my service dog and learned to wake me up from nightmares when I struggled afterwards.  He motivated me to do better.  He's been the most loyal friend to me.

Now it's my turn to return the loyalty.  I recently learned that Jodie has cataracts.  3 weeks ago, it was 15% in each eye.  Now it's 40%.  If I can get him surgery soon, we can avoid complications that arrise if we wait and he won't have to go without sight.  For that, I need your help.  If you can donate, please do.  If you want to share my story, please do.  Thank you.

UPDATE: Jodie is now struggling with seizures. They started a year ago, but were only about once every 6 months. Now he's having cluster seizures. He's currently stable and hasn't had a seizure in 2 days. I drove him to the Auburn University Veterinary Hospital (one of the best vets in the country) for extensive blood work, MRIs, and several other tests. He had 8 seizures on Saturday (28 April 2018) and is currently blind. We're hoping his vision comes back soon. We're thinking it's either epilepsy or a congenital issue, but imaging and testing is very expensive. Thank you all.