
Milo needs life-saving surgery!
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$843
Raised
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$3,300
Goal
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19
Supporters
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149
Days Remaining
Recent Transactions
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Mark Gilmore
$25.63 / 85 days ago
I hope Milo is healing well! Ralph is over a month post op and is doing amazing, hope Milo is the same
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Mark Gilmore
$25.63 / 113 days ago
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Susan Douglas
$102.50 / 115 days ago
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Ashley Redwine
$25.63 / 117 days ago
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Mark Gilmore
$20.50 / 118 days ago
Get well Milo. I hope you get the funds you need. My little buddy Ralph had his PU surgery 3 weeks ago and is recovering very well! Sending best wishes from the Gilmores
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Zack Cotter
$10.25 / 118 days ago
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Anonymous
$51.25 / 119 days ago
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Katherine Baillie
$20.50 / 119 days ago
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Anonymous
$5.13 / 119 days ago
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Christine Megas
$51.25 / 119 days ago
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Nicole Kloos
$50.00 / 121 days ago
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Heather Peacock
$41.00 / 121 days ago
My daughter lost her beautiful rescue cat Weds. Milo can be saved where Meesha sadly couldn’t be. Please donate.
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Jeniffer Sandberg
$51.25 / 121 days ago
Wishing Milo and his owner the best of health. It is awesome to have a loving and healthy cat. Best of luck
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Tam-Lynn Coxworth
$41.00 / 121 days ago
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Paul Bartels
$10.25 / 121 days ago
Please send a little $ to help Milo If everyone sends a few bucks we'll get there ......
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Ravi Bhatoa
$205.00 / 122 days ago
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Kristin Brown
$30.00 / 122 days ago
About Milo
When Christine found her cat, Milo, pacing around his litterbox and unable to urinate, her heart sank. Last year, similar behavior had signaled a urinary blockage requiring urgent treatment. Since then, Christine has been feeding Milo a vet-recommended diet to prevent future issues. But back at the animal hospital her fears were confirmed: Milo is suffering from another life-threatening blockage. Veterinarians have told Christine that Milo needs urgent PU surgery to reshape his urethra, allowing him to urinate and preventing future blockages.
Christine is living with multiple sclerosis, and Milo’s companionship has been a great comfort to Christine throughout much uncertainty. Caring for Milo means the world to Christine, who told the VHS that he is the most important part of her life. His loss would be unbearable.
With Christine’s diagnosis, she is unable to work and has nothing to spare for Milo’s surgery. Christine has reached out to the VHS for help. With your support, Milo and Christine can have many happy years together.
Can you donate today to help Milo get the care he needs to return home to Christine?