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Yvette

Help Sick Senior Yvette Get the Care She Needs

Fort Worth, TX • Murdock’s Mission

Help Senior Yvette Get the Care She Deserves Here in Texas, temperatures have been climbing above 100 degrees for weeks, with very little relief even at night. For stray cats living on the streets, the heat can be unbearable. Last night, one senior cat, who we named Yvette, made her way to us, and we knew we couldn't turn her away. Yvette is a senior girl who is sweet, exhausted, and clearly in need of help. She is not spayed, and she arrived sick and worn down after surviving on the streets. While we work to piece together her story and actively search for anyone who may be looking for her, we knew she needed help immediately. Yvette is now at our veterinarian receiving much-needed medical attention and a safe place to rest and recover. So far, Yvette has received subcutaneous fluids, full-panel bloodwork, a fecal test, an antibiotic injection, and steroids. She is currently taking another antibiotic to help treat her illness and the respiratory symptoms she is experiencing. If the antibiotics don't resolve her congestion and nasal discharge, she may need additional PCR testing to determine what is causing her symptoms. Yvette also has stomatitis, a painful inflammation of the mouth. Once she is stable and has gained some weight, she will need a dental procedure to address this condition. Her veterinary estimate is already $700, and her medical needs are likely to continue as we work to get this sweet senior girl healthy. Your donation will help Murdock's Mission cover Yvette's diagnostics, medications, veterinary care, and the dental procedure she will need once she is strong enough. Every dollar counts, and every penny goes toward helping cats in need. Yvette has spent enough time trying to survive on her own. Now it's our turn to help her. Please consider donating to help this sweet senior girl get the care she needs. And if you can't donate, sharing Yvette's story can help us reach someone who can.

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Winnie

Winnie was shot in the head. And somehow, after everything she has endured, she still wants to be close to people.

Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates

Winnie showed up as a stray at someone’s home, painfully thin and unable to close her mouth. She couldn’t eat, and the people who found her feared she had been hit by a car. They made a liquid gruel, hoping they could get even a little nutrition into her, and reached out on Facebook for help. That’s when One By One Animal Rescue stepped in and rushed Winnie to Proctorville Animal Clinic. What the veterinary team discovered was heartbreaking. One side of Winnie’s face was infested with maggots. They were coming from inside her mouth, through her cheek, and had even spread between her toes. Her body was severely emaciated because she had been unable to properly eat. Then the X-rays revealed the unimaginable reason she couldn’t close her mouth. Winnie had been shot in the side of her head. The entry wound is still visible. The bullet remains lodged in her head, and the damage is devastating. Both sides of her jaw are broken, and some of her teeth and the tissues in her mouth have been badly damaged. We don’t know who shot Winnie. We don’t know why. We don’t know when it happened or how long this little dog survived on her own, unable to close her mouth or eat. We only know that somehow, she survived. The veterinary team carefully cleaned Winnie’s mouth and wounds while she was fully sedated, flushing the affected areas to remove the remaining maggots and treat the infection. And somehow, despite the horrific injuries she had endured, they discovered something miraculous: Winnie’s tongue was still intact. Just imagine how much pain she must have been in. Even biting your tongue can hurt terribly. Winnie had been living with both sides of her jaw broken, a gunshot wound to her head, severe wounds and starvation. And yet, when the veterinary staff cared for her, Winnie kept trying to move closer. She remains hospitalized and has a very long road ahead. Because her jaw is so badly damaged, her veterinary team has stabilized it with a tape muzzle to protect it until surgery. Since Winnie cannot safely eat on her own, a feeding tube has been placed so her severely emaciated body can finally receive the carefully controlled nutrition it desperately needs. And because Winnie finds so much comfort in having someone close, she was given a little stuffed puppy with a heartbeat inside. When a person can’t sit beside her, Winnie can feel that little heartbeat against her body. Yesterday, she was a stray suffering alone. Now, she is warm, receiving pain medication and nutrition, surrounded by people fighting for her—and falling asleep beside a heartbeat so she doesn’t have to feel alone. ❤️ If Winnie is strong enough, she is scheduled for a complex surgery Tuesday to repair her shattered jaw. Her surgeons may need to place a plate on one side and use wiring on the other. Her recovery will require continued hospitalization, nutritional support, pain management, monitoring and ongoing veterinary care. Winnie’s medical journey is going to be long. And it is going to be expensive. But Winnie hasn't given up. So neither will we. We want this little girl to know what it feels like to have a full belly. We want her to fall asleep in a soft bed without pain. We want her to discover treats and toys. We want her to experience gentle hands instead of cruelty. And most of all, we want to see that tiny tail wag become a whole-body wiggle. We cannot change the moments Winnie has already endured. But together, we can change the moments ahead of her. Winnie survived the unthinkable. Now she deserves the chance to discover what a life filled with kindness can look like. Please help One By One Animal Rescue give Winnie that chance. Every donation will help provide the hospitalization, feeding tube and nutritional support, pain management, jaw stabilization, complex surgery and the continued veterinary care she needs to heal. And if you cannot donate, please share Winnie’s story. Help us surround this little girl with the kindness she should have known all along. Winnie’s next chapter has begun. Please help us make sure it is the beautiful one she deserves.

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Comet

A Tiny Kitten Survived Unimaginable Cruelty. Now He Needs Us

White Plains, MD • Paws & Claws Animal Welfare Society Inc.

This tiny kitten should have been safe beside his mother, learning how to play, explore, and grow. Instead, he was stolen from her and subjected to horrific abuse by children. Comet was hit in the eye, injured, and left separated from the only protection he knew. By the time Paws & Claws Animal Welfare received a request for help, this innocent baby was in desperate need of medical attention. They immediately rescued him and rushed him to a veterinary hospital. What the veterinary team found was heartbreaking. Little Comet's body temperature was dangerously low, and he was suffering from severe dehydration and extreme exhaustion. His eyes were badly swollen, and he could barely open them. Blood covered his tiny face, and the veterinary team worked to carefully clean away as much as they could. He was also bleeding from his nose and required injections to help control the bleeding. Because he was so weak and fragile, he was immediately admitted to the ICU, where the veterinary team is working around the clock to stabilize him and bring his body temperature back to normal. Right now, Comet is simply too fragile for additional testing. His little body needs time to stabilize before the veterinarians can safely perform the examinations necessary to understand the full extent of his injuries. We don't yet know everything Comet has endured or what his road to recovery will look like. We do know that he deserved none of this. He should have been with his mother. He should have been playing. He should have been loved and protected. Instead, he is fighting for his life in an ICU. Paws & Claws Animal Welfare stepped in because they refused to let this innocent kitten suffer any longer. Now they need our help to give him the medical care he needs to survive. His veterinary expenses are already mounting, and additional diagnostics, treatment, hospitalization, and care will be needed as his condition develops. Every donation, no matter the amount, can help Paws & Claws Animal Welfare continue providing the emergency care this kitten desperately needs. And if you can't donate, please share his story. Your share could put his fundraiser in front of someone who can help. He has already experienced more cruelty than any animal should ever know. Now he needs us to show him something different: compassion, safety, and love. Let's give this tiny survivor the chance to heal—and finally know what it means to be safe.

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What sets Waggle apart?

We transfer funds for vet bills securely and directly to veterinarians and approved animal welfare organizations only, so you can donate with confidence.

We actively promote financially responsible pet guardianship—because that’s the ultimate solution to economic euthanasia.

Unlike other crowdfunding platforms, we don’t just support nonprofits. We are a nonprofit. And every dollar we raise supports our life-saving mission.

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Waggle works!

Our crowdfunding platform has real-time matching grant capabilities that enable us to double (sometimes triple) donations, to significantly amplify philanthropic impact. To date, we have raised more than $5 million through donors and sponsors, and supported more than 15,000 animals in need. If you need help with vet fees, sign up now. You could become our next success story!

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What is Waggle?

Waggle is a pioneering crowdfunding platform that acts as a trusted safety net individuals and organizations can turn to when they lack the funds to cover essential veterinary treatment.