Tiny - Free Animal Doctor

Tiny

Fever won’t go away — An 8-month-old kitten fighting a mystery illness, she needs urgent vet diagnostics your support can provide.

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About the Campaign

Help Tiny Get X-Rays & Diagnosis Now.

Tiny is just 8 months old and desperately needs veterinary diagnostics that her owner can’t afford right now. Her fever keeps going up and down, she isn’t drinking water, and the vet can’t figure out what’s wrong without X-rays and blood work to check for a possible blockage.

Tiny came into Lori’s life when she was a tiny kitten born in someone’s shed. A neighbor reached out because Lori works with feral cats; when Lori got there, two kittens were in that shed and one was already gone. Tiny survived and became Lori’s sweet companion for the past eight months.

Last week, Tiny started acting unusually quiet and tired. At first she seemed a little better after getting fluids at home, but she still isn’t drinking water and spends most of her time just laying around — nothing like her normal playful self. The vet is unsure what’s causing her symptoms without the proper diagnostics.

Lori can’t afford the urgent tests Tiny needs. She currently has no steady income and is looking for work. She used to do housecleaning full time, but clients have moved away or cut back, leaving her with only occasional jobs once or twice a month. Tiny is her only companion, and Lori is doing everything she can — but she simply doesn’t have the funds for essential X-rays and blood work.

Even a small contribution or a share of this fundraiser can make a big difference for Tiny. All donations are paid only to the veterinarian. Estimate below, click to enlarge:

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One comment

  • Amparo Latimer

    I hope Tiny gets the care she needs and is up and well as soon as possible.

    January 1, 2026 at 10:38 am Reply