Help little Bear

I am a Foster carer for kittens who have lost their mums, and are in need of additional help.  From bottle feeding to health care I will try my best to help them, this also means vets visits. 

Today Sunday (15th September) Bear my current Foster kitten(pictured) was rushed to the vets as an emergency. He was seen by one of the lovely vets who told us he would need sedation before they could get a good look at him, bear was fine yesterday but today was so poorly we faced losing him. The vets took him, and sedated him to have a better look at him, he was in to much pain even checking him caused him to scream in pain. The vets said the skin around his penis had become so inflamed in the last 12 hrs he was unable to wee, his bladder was filling up, but with no where to go was causing him so much pain. What to do next? Well there was an operation to remove the skin, at great cost or the unthinkable and say good night to bear and put him to sleep. We couldn't give up on him, he's called Bear because he is so strong and such a fighter, we agreed to the surgery, the Vets agreed to carry it out and we could pay once the money had been raised. So with that Bear was once again under sedation and the skin with the issue was removed, this isn't ideal for a male cat and he might need some further help but for now I am. So pleased to have My Bear back home and on the mend.

And that's where you come in, can you help me raise funds for this operation please. That has given Bear the chance he needed to have a full and healthy life. 

Thank you to any and everyone who gives, all money raised will be used to pay vet fees for Bear, any money left after all vet fees are paid will be used to pay for jabs, and neutering of 10 other fosters babies currently in the care of myself and Christine Kipling of Deliverance Bishop Auckland.