We got Venom when he was barely the size of our palms.  He was part of five kittens name The Barrow Five that were hand reared and all, except him and his brother, went on to find new homes. He was a small black bundle of fur that needed to be constantly fed with an eyedropper. Eating more then all of his siblings and constantly demanding attention from anything that moved. 

At only a few weeks old, shortly after arriving into our care, he and his siblings got severely weak out of nowhere, and thus had to spend time at a vet's office for nearly three days. He came out the other side happy and healthy and ready to take on the world. 

I tell you this because I want you to know that Venom has always been a fighter. But now only a short 4 years later Venom is once more in a vets office, away from his family, and fighting for his life. On the 10th of December 2019 I found Venom, sitting in his litter box shortly after it'd been refilled with fresh litter. What I assumed to be him simply enjoying the fresh litter, possibly preparing to roll and make a mess as some cats seem to love doing, quickly turned into one of a cat owners worst nightmares. Venom, a young neutered cat, couldn't urinate. 

He was quickly given antibiotics, but, as of now has failed to show any signs of being able to relieve himself. He has a blockage and needs it cleared.  And we need your help.  

He is currently at the Buena vista animal clinic.  With Dr. Crawford they are taking him to their hospital in Americus, Ga.