Kitten with a hernia?

WE have a three month old kitten with a hernia, and do not make enough money to fix it, are their any free animal emergency clinics or what do we do, we cannot even afford to have him put down right now!
Answers:
You should give the kitten to a shelter. If you could not afford vet care for the kitten, you should not have taken on the responsibility for caring for this life.

However, I will give you some links that may offer help, but remember that even if they can, you still need to be responsible for this cat's care in the future. This includes annual shots, 'fixing' the cat, keeping it inside, and vet bills for any emergency or sudden problems. As a general rule, $1000 should be available at any time for ANY animal that you care for.

Also, if your kitten is a purebred, find the breed club and contact them to ask for help.

Good luck to you.

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register it with the rspca . and most treatments are free.

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That sounds like a Smiths song.

I fear I have no logical advice.

What about credit cards?

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Oh my! You'd put a kitten to sleep for a hernia??

Check with the local humane societies and vets to see if there is someone who would adopt the poor little thing and get it fixed up. This is a relatively simple, inexpensive, operation.

P.S. Wait till you can afford a kitty before adopting another. It's only fair.

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Go to IMOM.org (In memory of Magic) They do help people who have medical emergencies with cats and don't have the money to treat.

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if you don't have enough money to a fix your 3 month old's hernia than you have absolutly no business owning him!! you obviously want a pet but don't feel like living up to the RESPONSIBILITY of taking care of one! pets AREN'T free people!! be responsible and give him to somebody who does have the money to pay for the hernia operation and is a caring loving individual! it's funny how you value your life, you say you can't afford to fix him but yet you have a computer and internet service that you are WILLING to pay for!! I'm sure that you have something very valuable that you're not willing to pawn!! your kitten needs medical attention ASAP!

FYI: nobody puts a kitten down just for a hernia!! it's not that life threatening to where they can't fix him!