Crowley Can't Eat or Drink—Needs Surgery Now

Recently, my friend Brody took in two cats from a co-worker who was moving to a smaller apartment and would not have room. However, almost immediately after, one of them, Crowley, started having problems. He stopped eating, stopped drinking, and became listless without even moving to pee. Upon taking him to an emergency vet, it was discovered that Crowley had a fecal blockage, essentially extreme constipation, that would require surgery to remove. The quoted price by the vet is that it's going to be a $2100 to $3300 bill by the time the surgery is complete. Anything you can donate will help.