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Save Willow: Ruth can't afford the emergency vet

Please help Ruth pay for Willow's emergency treatment at Entebbe Veterinary Centre.

🇺🇬 Entebbe, Central Region, Uganda666 views
Ruth Janet Swai
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Entebbe
Willow is my tabby kitten of two years. On 8 October we rushed to Entebbe Veterinary Centre with kidney failure. The vet recommends orthopedic surgery, and the estimate came to $150. They have stabilized Willow, but the treatment can't wait beyond December. Willow is more than a pet - Willow is a retired therapy animal who has comforted dozens of patients. I have already put $20 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 Entebbe Veterinary Centre's charity fund for other animals. Where the $150 goes: • Diagnostics (X-ray, bloodwork): $40 • Hospitalization (4 nights): $50 • Medication and follow-up visits: $60 With deep gratitude, Ruth

Updates from Ruth

  1. Good news. Because of your gifts ($8 in total) we've started the first stage. Still a way to go but it feels less lonely.

  • Hassan Irfan Sheikh 🇵🇰 · $30
  • Aditi G. Verma 🇬🇧 · $67.50
  • Anonymous 🇧🇷 · $5

    “All the best. Hope the December deadline works out. - São Paulo”

  • Rima Rubina Ghosh 🇮🇳 · $3

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  • can I help in a way that isn't money? I'm near Entebbe.

    • Ruth Janet SwaiOwnerAnswer

      Thank you. If you're in Entebbe I'll say if something practical comes up. For now sharing this is great. It helps to be asked.

  • Wishing you the best. Looking forward to the next update. Don't be hard on yourself for asking.

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