Emergency vet bill for Ginger in Gold Coast

Ginger is my senior cat of eleven years. On 3 September we rushed to the Gold Coast Emergency Vet Clinic with severe tick fever. The vet recommends an operation to remove the blockage, and the estimate came to $2,100. They have stabilized Ginger, but the treatment can't wait beyond October. Ginger is more than a pet - Ginger is the reason I get out of bed. I have already put $280 toward the bills and asked for a payment plan. Whatever I can't raise, I'll repay to anyone who needs it back. If more is raised than needed, the surplus goes to the Gold Coast Emergency Vet Clinic's charity fund for other animals. Where the $2,100 goes: • Emergency surgery: $1,150 • Hospitalization (4 nights): $670 • Medication and follow-up visits: $105 • Diagnostics (X-ray, bloodwork): $175 If you can't give, please share this page. It does reach people.