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Whether you’re a devoted pet guardian, animal welfare organization, or veterinary provider, discover the life-saving impact our nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization can have on those animals that rely on you for their well-being and safekeeping.

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Meatloaf

Help Save Meatloaf: A Senior Dog in Crisis

WHITESTONE, NY • NYC Second Chance Rescue

Meatloaf is a senior dog who should have been spending his golden years feeling safe and cared for. Instead, he arrived at a county shelter as a stray in heartbreaking condition—and now, he is struggling simply to breathe. His little body tells the story of prolonged neglect. His skin is red, raw, crusted, and severely inflamed, with extensive hair loss. But right now, the most urgent concern is his breathing. Meatloaf is experiencing respiratory distress, and he needs immediate veterinary attention. When the municipal shelter was preparing to close, it became clear that Meatloaf could not safely stay there overnight. He needed someone to step forward and get him to emergency care, and NYC Second Chance Rescue refused to leave him behind. Meatloaf is now in need of an urgent medical evaluation to determine what is causing his breathing difficulties and assess the many other health problems he may be facing. We don't yet know what his veterinary team will find, but we know he needs help—and he needs it now. Emergency hospitalization, diagnostic testing, medications, oxygen support, and treatment can quickly become incredibly expensive, especially for a senior dog who has clearly been without proper care for far too long. But Meatloaf deserves the chance to find out what it feels like to be safe, comfortable, and loved. Please help us get Meatloaf the emergency care he desperately needs. Your donation will help NYC Second Chance Rescue cover his hospitalization, diagnostics, medications, and ongoing treatment as his veterinary team works to stabilize him and uncover the cause of his respiratory distress. If you can't donate, sharing Meatloaf's story can be just as important. Every share helps his story reach another person who may be able to help. Meatloaf has already survived whatever he endured before arriving at the shelter. Now, he needs a chance to survive this crisis, too. Please stand with Meatloaf and help give this senior boy the chance he deserves. ❤️🐾

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Odette

Help Odette Overcome a Severe Demodex Infestation

Los Angeles County, CA • Maison Sure Foundation

By the time Odette received the help she desperately needed, a severe untreated skin condition had left her in tremendous discomfort. Thankfully, Maison Sure Foundation stepped in to give Odette the chance to heal. She is battling a chronic Demodex infestation that has caused extensive inflammation and affected both her skin and eyes. Her condition became so severe that she needed to be hospitalized, where she could receive around-the-clock medical care while her body was given the time it needed to begin healing. Her treatment has been intensive. Odette is receiving multiple medications for her skin and eyes, frequent medicated baths, and consistent pain management, including methadone to keep her comfortable through the most difficult parts of her recovery. Thankfully, her testing has brought some encouraging news. Her X-rays were clear, her weight has remained stable, and while her bloodwork showed the expected signs of inflammation along with mild anemia, there were no other major concerns identified. But Odette arrived frightened and completely shut down. With her vision affected and everything around her unfamiliar, even understanding that she was finally somewhere safe would take time. Her medical team and the team at Maison Sure Foundation have been giving her that time while surrounding her with the care and comfort she needs. And slowly, they are beginning to see glimpses of the dog underneath all that discomfort. Odette's skin has already improved dramatically, and one of her eyes has begun to open. She is visual and has finally become comfortable enough to start exploring the hospital. Little by little, she is beginning to understand that she is safe and surrounded by people who want to help her. Her condition is treatable, but there is no overnight fix for what her body has endured. For now, Odette will remain hospitalized for as long as necessary while her veterinary team continues her medications, pain management, skin treatments, medicated baths, and supportive care. When she is ready, the hope is that she can move into foster care and continue the next chapter of her recovery in a home. The wins may not always come quickly, but Odette is already showing what time, treatment, and patience can do. Please consider donating to help Maison Sure Foundation with the veterinary care giving Odette the chance to heal at her own pace and finally experience the comfort she deserves.

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Pearl & Lucy

Pearl and Lucy are battling calicivirus. Will you help?

Oakland, NJ • Ramapo Bergen Animal Refuge

These tiny kittens deserve relief from pain and the chance to grow up knowing love. At just six weeks old, Pearl should be chasing toys, climbing everything in sight, and learning what it means to be a carefree kitten. Instead, she is living with an eye that is painfully infected and damaged beyond repair. When RBARI's veterinary team contacted them about two tiny kittens found outside and shared Pearl's photo, they knew they couldn't turn away. Pearl and her sister, Lucy, are battling calicivirus, which is a viral infection that can be especially dangerous for young kittens, along with eye infections and malnutrition after a difficult start to life. While Lucy's eyes are expected to heal with treatment, Pearl's injury is much more severe. Their road to recovery will include medications, veterinary care, surgery, and follow-up treatment. Every donation helps RBARI provide the care they both need—not only to survive, but to thrive. They are also working to trap, spay, and provide medical care to their feral mom, who heartbreakingly appears to already be pregnant again. Their goal is to break the cycle for this little family. Your support is alwasy greatly appreciated!

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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.