Save Ginger: Amit can't afford the emergency vet

Ginger is my rabbit of two years. On 13 April we rushed to the Prayagraj Emergency Vet Clinic with severe tick fever. The vet recommends emergency surgery, and the estimate came to $150. They have stabilized Ginger, but the treatment can't wait beyond June. Ginger is more than a pet - Ginger walks my kids to the bus stop every morning. I have already put $30 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 Prayagraj Emergency Vet Clinic's charity fund for other animals. Where the $150 goes: • Emergency surgery: $100 • Medication and follow-up visits: $30 • Diagnostics (X-ray, bloodwork): $20 You're what makes this possible, and I'll never forget it.