PLEASE! 💔 I need your help! I know you come to my page for fandom, but For My Cat, I'll do what I've never done before: ask for money from somewhat-strangers on the internet.
My cat Luci was diagnosed with neurological, dry FIP.
He started showing neurological problems (wobbly walk, eyes drifting on their own, loss of balance) two days ago (Jan 11), and now will not eat on his own. Watching him try to walk makes me cry. He has days left, maybe, but his meds are very expensive and I'd just lost my job this month. I can do the first week, but after that I don't know where to find the money. It's 22,000 php (371 USD) just for the first month. Another 14,000 php (236 USD) for the rest of it (oral treatments).
Update: he needs a whole lot more, because his neuro case is proving difficult to treat (he's backsliding repeatedly and it's fraying my nerves 😭) - more updates at the end of the post.
$1,308 total. There's no way I can afford that. Maybe even if I get a job in the next month. And he needs at least 3 months of treatment.
If anyone would like to help (please and forever thank you):
(Philippines) GCash: 09174822608 (Yv* M*)
I can't start a GoFundMe because they don't send to the Philippines.
I love my cat. I really want to save him. As thanks for generosity, I can, like, draw you fanart or design OCs for you.
Thank you. Even just reblogs are very welcome.
Update (as of Mar 27): Thank you thank you for covering his meds for the entirety of February. And March. You saved my boy!
Okay actual update: Luci started on a different antiviral, and he seems to be doing a little better on it? He's not cured yet, but I'm very hopeful with this one. It's much cheaper, but it also comes with more risk. Just more monitoring needed, and I've decided to extend his treatment to make sure he's fully cured.
Update (as of Apr 17): Luci is once again declining. Fast. And my vet has no idea why, not really. His WBC is very low from side effects of the last med he took. We're back to the old antiviral but in oral form but he's still declining. His phosphorus is low but otherwise bloods are normal (besides the WBC). No idea why the phosphorus is low.
I have a job now but it's been only 4 days of work and I don't get paid until the 22nd. I'm truly sorry but I'd appreciate help for Luci's latest emergency treatment. We've tried so hard.
Update (as of Apr 30): It's been rough, but Luci is slowly improving again. We're still not sure what the decline a couple of weeks ago was— went to two different vets, got the tests available (no CT-scans for pets over here), and had two different diagnosis: a GI problem, or a new FIP symptom. So we just treated for both. I don't know which worked, but it worked. He's eating really well again, although he's not running or jumping yet. I'm happy with that.
Thank you for all your help. 🥹
(I'll edit this post with updates later)