Rescue Kitty Sunny, Special Needs IBD Cat
Sunny came into our rescue in July of 2024, suffering from severe diarrhea and chronic vomiting. At 4 months old he weighed barely 2lbs and could NOT keep anything down. After a long and difficult journey to find answers, he was officially diagnosed with severe inflammatory bowel disease through biopsies. Over the past year, Sunny has been hospitalized in the ICU through the emergency room multiple times, with each visit ranging from $1,000 to $5,000.
Sunny continues to require ongoing veterinary and emergency care as we work to better understand his condition, manage his symptoms, and keep him as comfortable as possible. Some days are brighter than others, but through it all, Sunny shows incredible strength and resilience. He still leans into love. He still plays. He still purrs. And as long as he is still trying, so will we!
His care includes frequent follow up appointments, medications, diagnostics, procedures, and supportive treatments that give him the best chance at stability and comfort. These needs come with significant costs, but they are essential to ensure that Sunny is not just surviving, but truly living and feeling his best. He is supported by a dedicated team of specialists, including nutritionists, internal medicine veterinarians, and his regular veterinary providers.
When you support Sunny, you are standing beside a rescue cat who has never given up, even when life has been incredibly difficult. Your support provides him with consistency, comfort, and the medical care he needs to keep going. Thank you for loving this rescue baby with us.
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We share veterinary receipts and emergency care bills on our Facebook page daily for full transparency. The fundraiser linked below is dedicated to Sunny and his ongoing care. If you have any questions about Sunny, please feel free to send us a message and we will get back to you. Thank you for supporting him and being part of his journey. A donation receipt for tax purposes is sent automatically to you via email