Thanks to your support, we were able to pay for Oat’s surgery and remove his tumor.
Unfortunately, his battle with cancer is far from over.
Because the stitches were in an extremely delicate area, they kept reopening every time he moved. We had to rush him back to the vet again and again. In total, Oat was restitched at least four times.
It has been exhausting for him.
Every setback meant more discomfort, more stress, and more time before he could start the treatment he desperately needs.
But finally, after weeks of complications, his wound has healed enough for us to move forward.
Tomorrow, Oat will have his very first chemotherapy session.
He will need at least five sessions, and each session costs $215.
Please, can you help us cover his first chemotherapy treatment?
For those who don’t know Oat’s story, he was rescued from South Lebanon during the war. He is completely blind after being shot in both eyes. One eye was so badly damaged and painful that it had to be removed. Although he cannot see from the other eye, the specialists managed to save it.
Then came another devastating diagnosis: cancer.
Thankfully, the CT scan showed that the cancer had not metastasized. We caught it in time. But now we must finish what we started.
Oat has survived war.
He has survived being shot.
He has survived surgery.
Now he needs your help to survive cancer.
Please help us give him the chance he deserves.
Donation goal: $215 for tomorrow’s chemotherapy session.