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I came home from work excited to have Rico greet me with his tail perked up in it’s usual question mark only to have Rico mewling in pain. His tail was limp and had a massive indent. As soon as I noticed that I went to the emergency vet, considering it looked like it hurt him to defecate. It was a pretty severe injury. I only had enough for the pain meds and examination. We are in a waiting period to see if his tail can heal in a few days or the best option is to amputate. 

A little bit about Rico,

He’s a four month old kitten that was fostered as soon as he was born considering the trailer he and all his siblings lived in had caught fire. That did not stop him from being the most adventurous, energetic, fun one in the entire neighborhood. His tail would always sway or flick whenever he was in a mood. 

He’s been pretty quiet lately which is a strange occurrence for him. It’s understandable because he is in pain.

I just want my Rico’s spark back. It’s been tough lately to stay afloat, but I am trying my absolute best for him.

I need some help getting his surgery covered for his tail fracture/amputation. It would be around $1,500, but anything helps! Please help Rico get better it would be greatly appreciated. 

Seeing more and more blogs without a [username].tumblr.com site which means you can only view their blogs in tumblr.com/[username] mode, and I realized just the other day that nowadays you have to manually go to your blog settings and toggle the “enable custom theme” switch to have a browser site activated.

I REALLY recommend activating this! Especially if you’re an artist or if you have a themed blog, like if you reblog fanart for a specific fandom or ship. First and foremostly you can change the whole theme if you want to, you can really just go wild with building your personal aesthetic for your page.

But what I think is even more important, is that you NEED to “enable custom theme” to enable access to your archive! The link [username].tumblr.com/archive doesn’t work if you don’t have this enabled!

If you post art or archive fanart or fandom content of any kind, letting people access your archive makes it so much easier for people (and yourself) to find older art on your blog or to look for something you drew a while ago that they remember loving and want to look at again.

We talk lots about how on Tumblr old art gets to circulate, and the archive is part of how that works. It’s a really useful tool in finding good content that isn’t brand new. And especially if you are good at tagging, it’s very easy to filter the archive to find ship content or meta or fics, whatever you want to find.