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Vonda

Help Vonda Heal From Her Painful Wounds

Sri Lanka • Baw Baw Animal Welfare

When Vonda arrived in the care of Baw Baw Animal Welfare, she was suffering from severe wounds across her chest and front leg. Based on her history and the appearance of her injuries, the veterinary team believes Vonda’s wounds are burns. The damaged areas are extensive and painful, leaving her in need of careful wound management and continued veterinary attention as her body begins to heal. Thankfully, there is one encouraging piece of news: Vonda’s bloodwork did not show any significant abnormalities. Despite the condition of her wounds, her body is holding strong. Her veterinary team has begun treating the injured areas with appropriate medication and soothing wound care to protect her skin, prevent infection, and make her as comfortable as possible. Vonda was also found with a severe tick infestation, adding yet another challenge to her recovery. She has now received treatment to address that as well. Healing from injuries like Vonda’s won’t happen overnight. Her wounds will need continued dressing, monitoring, and care to ensure they heal properly and complications don’t develop. Vonda has made it somewhere safe. Now, she needs our help to keep moving forward. Please consider donating toward Vonda’s veterinary care through Baw Baw Animal Welfare. Every contribution helps provide the treatment and ongoing support she needs to leave these painful wounds behind and begin a healthier, more comfortable chapter.

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Thomas

Help get Thomas from colony cat to cherished family member.

Grandview, TN • Flying Pigs Sanctuary

Thomas was one of 15 cats Flying Pigs Sanctuary recently pulled from a colony in East Tennessee —and from the moment they met him, one thing was painfully clear: putting this sweet boy back outside was NOT an option. Thomas doesn’t act like a cat who belongs on the streets. He looks up at you with those big, soulful eyes, rubs his entire body against you, begs for pets, and purrs the second he realizes he’s safe. All he wants is affection. After his initial neuter, they brought Thomas to the vet for a full evaluation to figure out exactly what he needed to get healthy and be able to find his forever home. Unfortunately, this poor guy has been through more than they realized. Thomas tested FIV positive, his teeth are in terrible condition and require a dental extraction, and he has a wound that they’re currently treating and working hard to get healed. But here's the wonderful part: Thomas has an incredible foster who said YES to him. He has a warm, safe place to recover. He has someone making sure he gets his medication and care. He has soft places to sleep, plenty of food, and—probably his favorite part—someone to give him all those pets he has clearly been waiting so long for. Now Flying Pigs Sanctuary needs your help with the rest. They need to raise the funds to cover Thomas’s vet bills, dental and ongoing wound care so they can get this sweet boy completely healed and ready for adoption. Because Thomas isn't a "feral cat." He isn't a cat who belongs outside simply because that's where they found him. He's somebody's future best friend. Once his dental is complete and his wound is healed, Thomas will be ready to find the family who will make sure he never has to wonder where his next meal—or his next cuddle—is coming from again. And we have a feeling he's going to make someone the BEST cat ever. Please consider donating toward Thomas's care. Every dollar helps them not only say YES to Thomas, but continue saying yes to the next friendly cat they find struggling to survive on the streets of East Tennessee. They deserve more than survival. They deserve homes.

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Sabrina

Her Tiny Body Had Already Endured More Pain Than We Ever Imagined

Loxahatchee, FL • Wild Whiskers, Inc.

When Sabrina finally got help, her tiny body told a heartbreaking story. She weighed only 5 pounds — nothing but a skeleton of a frame beneath enormous, painfully swollen tissue from severe mastitis. Her infection was so advanced that it was hard to understand how she was still alive. Even harder to understand was how long she must have been suffering before someone finally asked for help. Sabrina had been seen outside as her condition became worse and worse. For mastitis to progress to this point, she had been living in tremendous pain for quite some time. Yet somehow, this tiny girl kept surviving. When a community member finally reached out, our friends at Clewiston Friends of Animals immediately got Sabrina to a veterinarian. Her infection was so severe that she had to remain hospitalized for an entire week. When she was finally stable enough to leave, we picked her up and promised her that she would never have to suffer alone again. But we didn't yet know the full story of what Sabrina had endured. After weeks of healing in our care, Sabrina suddenly became lethargic and developed a fever. With an infection as serious as hers had been, we couldn't wait. She was rushed back to the veterinarian, underwent additional testing and was started on another round of antibiotics. That's when X-rays revealed something that broke our hearts. Sabrina had a healed broken femur. All this time, we thought the mastitis explained the suffering she had endured. It didn't. This tiny, severely underweight kitty had also somehow survived a broken leg. We don't know exactly what happened to Sabrina before she came to us. What we do know is that a broken femur is incredibly painful — and hers had already healed by the time it was discovered. That means Sabrina had been out there surviving through that pain before she ever reached us. And as if that weren't enough for one little body, Sabrina is also blind in her left eye. She isn't even a year old. At an age when her biggest concern should have been chasing toys and finding the sunniest place to nap, Sabrina was trying to survive a severe infection, an injured leg, hunger and life outside with vision in only one eye. It just isn't fair. But if you met Sabrina today, you would never know how cruel life had been to her. She is one of the sweetest, funniest and most playful kitties we have ever cared for. She plays nonstop. She seeks out affection. She runs around with the joy of a kitty discovering that life can actually be GOOD. Sometimes it feels like she is making up for lost time. For perhaps the first time in her short life, nothing hurts. She doesn't have to search for food. She doesn't have to survive outside. She doesn't have to keep going on a broken leg. She can finally just be Sabrina. For the past two months, we have been helping put this little girl's body — and her life — back together. Her hospitalization, emergency veterinary visits, X-rays, medications, follow-up care and treatment have come at a significant cost. We need your help covering Sabrina's medical expenses so we can continue saying YES when the next suffering kitty has nowhere else to turn. Every donation, no matter the amount, becomes part of Sabrina's second chance. She survived when her tiny body had every reason to give up. She survived the infection. She survived the broken femur. She survived being overlooked. Now Sabrina doesn't have to survive anymore. She finally gets to live. And hopefully, the next chapter of her story will be the one she deserved from the beginning — a forever family who will make sure this sweet girl never knows pain, hunger or abandonment again. Please help us finish Sabrina's journey from suffering and forgotten to safe, healed and loved.

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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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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.