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Bailey

Bailey is a 5 year old Mix-Breed in Collegeville, PA, who needs $20,000 for X-rays , CT Scan, Surgery- Pelvic, Femur, and Possibly Spine.

Collegeville, PA

Bailey came into our lives looking for a home, we already had two Jack Russels,Bella and Peanut. Bailey has brought love and happiness to all of our lives. She is always a happy loving being that has taught all of us to appreciate life and to be happy about even the smallest events. Her daily routine began with giving kisses and greeting everyone. My heart cries out for many more years, Bailey is at Metropolitan Veterinary. She was hit by a car. Her first 24 hours proved to show very good improvements for her vitals and state of consciousness. She is very aware of us and wants to come home. She has a fracture to the left femur, right hip is dislocated from the socket, her spine has a shift at T9-T10. The are going to check for spinal malaysia, for the next 24-48 hrs. Bailey has two little sisters which love to play with her. She always tries to get them to play, trampling over them to make them chase her. She loves to play in the snow, jumping around in it, trying to push us down so she could lick us. Whenever her two little sisters got into bouts, she would always try and separate them. She is a loving, dog who would always try and play with anybody she could The last 8 yr since my cancer treatments, have been an uphill battle, for my health, the people that I love along with my financial position in life, all of this has been improving. Bailey who is an inspiration of life needs help now. She defines love to all that know her

42%Funded
$8,303.80Raised
$11,696.20To go
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Oreo, Nutterbutter, & Nabisco

Oreo, Nutterbutter, & Nabisco need your help.

Hawthorne, NJ • A Pathway to Hope

A Pathway to Hope received another emergency call for a cat family during one of their events. This is what rescue looks like. It’s not planned or convenient. It’s saying yes on one of the busiest days of the year, knowing that if you say no, they have no other chance… and having faith in YOU — our incredible rescue community. Only about a week old, Oreo’s eyes were barely open, and she already had to fight to survive. Beside her was her orange brother, Nabisco, and their mama. As a newborn kitten, Oreo had a devastating umbilical cord injury. They learned the next day that the owner wanted to surrender the mom and the remaining kitten. Tragically, two kittens had already passed away. And then things got worse. Oreo’s tiny foot detached due to the severity of the injury. She is now on antibiotics and under medical care. She will need a full leg amputation once she is older and strong enough for surgery. At the same time, we are caring for dozens of new cats and kittens, beyond capacity. But emergencies can’t wait. So we said yes. Thankfully, Oreo, Nabisco, and their mama are now safe in the hands of an incredible foster who stepped up immediately to help this fragile little family. Right now, they need your help—every donation you make today will help cover the skyrocketing medical bills for this family and so many others already depending on this rescue team. If you’ve ever thought about helping, this is one of those moments where it truly matters. Thank you for your support!

91%Funded
$3,175Raised
$325To go
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Rowan

Help Rowan get Chemotherapy — Boston, MA

Boston, MA

Rowan is a sweet, energetic, & curious lab. He loves to spend time with family walking, swimming, or snuggling. Rowan is our COVID baby—born in March 2020 & I picked him up in May after my teaching job went remote. He’s been my constant companion ever since. My husband is in the Navy & when he is deployed, Rowan is who I talk to the most. He comforts me, keeps me active, & makes me smile. Rowan has B cell Lymphoma. He has begun chemotherapy at Ally Veterinary Specialty Center. The protocol comprises of 16 doses of chemo drugs across 25 weeks. Rowan has received three doses so far, his cells are responding well, and his prognosis is good. My husband’s submarine deployment does not allow communication, so without chemo, Rowan would pass before my husband found out Rowan is sick. Rowan is a central part of our family. Because he joined the family during COVID, he got to spend months with my parents & siblings. He makes everyone smile with his pure enthusiasm for play, his antics on walks, & the way he loves to snuggle. Rowan is my loving companion when my husband is deployed & the perfect littlest spoon in bed when my husband is home. He shows us how to enjoy every moment. The vet estimated that chemo will cost $17000-$22000 dollars. I can contribute some but need support. With chemo, Rowan’s dad will get to see him again & be there when it’s time to say goodbye. With treatment, we can end Rowan’s life with joy & family time.

50%Funded
$2,970Raised
$3,030To go
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20 Beagles

20 Beagles Are Finally Leaving a Life of Confinement — Help Us Show Them Freedom

Lauderhill, FL • Saving Sage Animal Rescue Foundation, Inc.

For their entire lives, these beagles have known cages. No soft beds. No grass under their paws. No toys. No families. No one whispering that they are safe. They were born inside Ridglan Farms, one of the nation’s most controversial commercial beagle breeding facilities, where thousands of dogs have been raised for laboratory research and testing. For years, Ridglan has been the focus of heartbreaking allegations, investigations, and public outcry over the suffering of the dogs inside. And now, after all this time… Twenty of those beagles are coming to Saving Sage Animal Rescue Foundation. Twenty souls who have never known what it means to simply be someone’s dog. We have committed to taking them in, holding them for the very first time, and guiding them through the terrifying but beautiful journey from laboratory survivor to beloved family member. But saying yes to them means saying yes to an enormous amount of medical and rehabilitative care. These dogs are arriving in just days, and they will each need: ❤️ spay/neuter surgeries ❤️ core vaccines ❤️ heartworm testing ❤️ parasite treatment ❤️ medications as needed ❤️ nutritious food, beds, crates, leashes, and essentials These beagles have spent their lives in confinement with little normal handling, little environmental stimulation, and none of the experiences companion dogs know. Some may arrive frightened. Some medically compromised. All of them will need patience, safety, and extensive care as they learn that the world can be kind. This is where you come in. Saving Sage cannot transform the lives of 20 laboratory beagles alone. The intake costs for this many dogs at once are staggering, and every single dollar will go toward helping these survivors become healthy, adoption-ready, and finally able to begin real lives. And there is something even bigger at stake: If we can secure enough foster homes and enough funding, we may be able to say yes to even more. That means more beagles out. More cages emptied. More lives changed forever. We urgently need: FOSTERS. DONORS. SHARES. ALL HANDS ON DECK. Please help us welcome these beagles with the care they have been denied their entire lives. Together, we can make their first chapter of freedom one filled with warmth, healing, and love. Donate today and help us show these 20 beagles what a good life feels like. 5/15/26 Update We are beyond excited to share that all of our Ridglan Farms rescue beagles are now safely settled into foster homes — and they are already beginning to discover the joys of being loved. For the first time in their lives, these sweet dogs are experiencing soft beds, warm homes, gentle cuddles, toys, open spaces, and the simple comfort of feeling safe. Watching them learn how to play, relax, and seek affection has been nothing short of incredible. These beagles spent their entire lives inside a breeding and testing facility, deprived of the experiences every dog deserves. Many had never touched grass, curled up on a couch, or known what it felt like to be cherished by a family. Now, little by little, their personalities are shining through. Some are discovering toys with curiosity and excitement. Others are soaking up every cuddle they can get. Every tail wag, every nap in a cozy bed, and every moment of trust feels like a victory. But while they are finally safe, their journey is still just beginning. These dogs continue to need extensive veterinary care, including spay/neuter surgeries, vaccines, diagnostics, medications, and ongoing rehabilitation as they adjust to life outside the laboratory environment. Your support is what made it possible to say yes to these beagles. And with so many medical and care expenses still ahead, we urgently need continued help to give them the futures they deserve. Please consider donating to support their ongoing care and recovery. Every dollar helps provide medical treatment, supplies, nutritious food, and the loving support these survivors need as they learn what it truly means to be free.

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Melbin

Help Melbin See a Brighter Future

NY, NY • NY Cat Warriors

Melbin’s story began when this young stray cat wandered into someone’s home in New York City looking for help. He was brought to the ACC, where staff quickly realized something was seriously wrong with his eye. As his condition worsened, ACC sent an urgent New Hope rescue plea asking for help for a cat with a very deep corneal ulcer requiring specialty care. NY Cat Warriors stepped in to rescue Melbin and immediately pursued specialty ophthalmology treatment. Veterinary Eye Center diagnosed a severe corneal ulcer and descemetocele affecting his right eye — a painful and potentially blinding condition that placed the eye at risk of rupture. In addition to his eye condition, Melbin was also found to have a heart murmur and abnormal cardiac testing; he required cardiology evaluation before surgery could safely proceed. NY Cat Warriors has already funded emergency ophthalmology care, medications, cardiology consultation, echocardiogram, and corneal surgery in order to save Melbin’s eye and relieve his pain. Despite everything he has endured, Melbin has continued to show what a gentle and resilient cat he is. The shy shelter cat who once hid in the back of his kennel has transformed into an affectionate lap cat with a relentless purr. He rolls onto his back for attention and rubs his nose against his foster mom’s face. He has been through an extraordinary amount in a very short time, but he remains loving, trusting, and deeply connected to people. We know that once he has fully healed, Melbin will make an incredible companion for a very lucky family. We are raising funds to help cover the substantial cost of Melbin’s specialty medical care so he can continue healing safely and eventually find the calm, loving home he deserves. 6/10/26 Update Melbin's surgery went smoothly, and he is now recovering under close supervision from his foster family and veterinary team. While we are encouraged by his progress so far, we are remaining cautiously optimistic. Earlier in his treatment, Melbin appeared to be improving before his condition unexpectedly worsened, so we know there are no guarantees. He is heading in the right direction, but he still has important healing ahead of him. One challenge has been convincing this energetic 2 year old that recovery requires rest. Despite his recent surgery, Melbin would much rather spend his days climbing, jumping, and exploring than taking it easy. His foster family has even had to rearrange furniture to make his environment safer while he heals. He is receiving eye drops and medications several times a day and is not shy about expressing his feelings about them. Thankfully, his moments of outrage are short lived, and he quickly returns to seeking attention, pets, and belly rubs. Melbin will return to his surgeon soon for his recheck. Until then, we are watching him closely and hoping for continued improvement. Throughout everything he has endured, Melbin has remained a loving, social cat. The staff at Veterinary Eye Center have become some of his biggest fans, and he continues to charm everyone he meets. Thank you to everyone who has supported Melbin's care thus far. Your donations have made it possible for him to receive the specialty treatment, surgery, medications, and follow up care he needs. We look forward to sharing more news after his upcoming appointment. 6/20/26 Update We’re happy to share that Melbin continues to make encouraging progress. At his most recent recheck appointment, his veterinary team was pleased with how his eye is healing. One of the biggest milestones so far is that Melbin has finally been cleared to stop wearing his cone, a change that has made this active young cat very happy. While this is an important step forward, Melbin is not out of the woods yet. He still requires ongoing monitoring and follow up care to ensure his eye continues healing properly and that no complications arise as he recovers from his surgery. His medical team will continue to watch his progress closely in the weeks ahead. Now that the cone is gone, Melbin’s personality is shining brighter than ever. He is thrilled to have a little more freedom and is making up for lost time with plenty of exploring, playing, and seeking attention from his foster family. Through every stage of this difficult journey, he has remained a loving, affectionate cat who wins over everyone he meets. Melbin has already undergone extensive specialty care, including emergency ophthalmology treatment, advanced diagnostics, cardiology evaluation, surgery, medications, and multiple follow-up appointments. While we are incredibly grateful for the progress he has made, the costs associated with his treatment and recovery continue to add up. Your support is what made this lifesaving care possible. If you are able to donate or share Melbin’s fundraiser, please consider helping us continue to cover the expenses of his specialty treatment and ongoing recovery. Every contribution helps ensure that Melbin can receive the care he needs as he continues healing and moves closer to the bright future he deserves. Thank you for being part of Melbin’s journey. We look forward to sharing more updates as he continues making progress. 8/10/26 Update We have some happy news to share: Melbin is thriving! After everything this young cat went through, it is hard to believe how different he looks today. The shy, fearful stray who arrived at NYC ACC with a devastating eye injury is now recovering happily in his foster to adopt home. He is playing, climbing, exploring, cuddling, and doing all the things a normal two year old cat should be doing. Most importantly, his eye is healing well, and he is no longer living in the constant pain and danger that brought him into our rescue. We are still watching him carefully to make sure his exuberance doesn’t cause any damage to his eye, but his veterinary team is very encouraged by his progress and tells us that he is on the right path toward a full recovery. W hile we are deeply grateful that Melbin's medical crisis is behind him, there is still one important part of his story left: the bill. It turns out this handsome boy is not a cheap date. Melbin's specialty medical care ultimately cost nearly $8,000, including emergency ophthalmology care, diagnostics, cardiology evaluation, surgery, medications, and follow-up treatment. Thanks to everyone who has donated so far, we have raised approximately $1,800 through Waggle. That means NY Cat Warriors is still responsible for a substantial portion of the cost of saving Melbin's eye. So today, we're asking for help not because Melbin is still in crisis but because he made it through. Every donation helps us cover the medical care that gave this sweet cat the chance to become the happy, affectionate companion he is today. If you donated earlier in Melbin's journey, thank you. You helped make this outcome possible. And if you haven't had a chance to contribute yet, it's not too late to be part of his happy ending. Please consider donating or sharing Melbin's campaign. From a painful eye injury and an urgent rescue plea to a happy cat lounging, playing, and cuddling in his foster to adopt home. This is what your support made possible.

29%Funded
$2,054.50Raised
$4,945.50To go
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Nikki

Help Nikki get CT Scan, Anesthesia, Surgical Biopsy — Cary, NC

Cary, NC

Our Nikki is a very loved member of our family of 7. She’s a rescue who got returned multiple times before we finally found her. She was an anxious, excited ball of energy for the 1st month but once she realized we weren’t giving up on her, she showed us who she really was. She's been the sweetest, most gentle dog — anyone who meets her instantly loves her and wants to keep her for themselves. 🩷 3 weeks ago, our dog developed throat pain, decreased appetite/thirst, and a lump on one side of her throat. Despite normal bloodwork/X-ray, it quickly spread to both sides while we waited for specialists/pathology. She’s rapidly declining and can now only eat watered-down soft food, won’t drink, and is visibly painful. BluePearl Cary needs a CT and surgical biopsy to determine if it’s treatable. We searched for a long time to find a special dog to join our family as an emotional support animal, Nikki has perfectly fit that role, she has the best silly and loving personality. She’s very special to us, and we don’t want to lose her. She gives us hugs and likes to hide her nose in our legs to give affection, I know she’d love to spend many more years being spoiled and loved endlessly. After two years of fighting a personal chronic health condition, we are maxed-out financially and desperate for help. Any amount helps, we can’t afford the treatment and are really scared we won’t be able to get her the care she needs 😢.

26%Funded
$1,870Raised
$5,330To go
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Juice Box

Help Juice Box get Total Hip Replacement — Cheyenne, WY

Cheyenne, WY

In early 2026, our family lost our beloved yellow lab, Zeus, to Osteosarcoma in his hind leg. Before he passed, we had everything set up for what we thought was arthritis - car ramps, rugs everywhere, joint supplements, etc. Right after he passed, a dog named Zeus was available for adoption at our local animal shelter. He was missing his back leg. It felt like fate, since a tri-paw needs all those same things. We immediately adopted him and re-named him Juice (like Junior Zeus), and call him Juice Box. He is incredible, smart, silly and such a mama's boy, but had separation anxiety. So we adopted a second tri-paw named Mishka, who loves to play and Juice has lazy bones....so we adopted a third tri-paw, Astro. And with that our Trifecta of Tri-paws is complete. When we adopted Juice, he was overweight, so we immediately set out to help him lose the weight. We noticed right away that his remaining back leg was giving out regularly and we have been struggling to make progress. After months of working on this and multiple instances of having to rest him for weeks at a time, we have learned that Juice has hip dysplasia (and severe arthritis) in that back leg/hip, and that's why he's struggled so much. Juice needs a total hip replacement, which can be done at Spry Companions in Colorado, with a high success rate. Juice Box started out his young life experiencing a car accident, leg amputation and being surrendered to the local animal shelter. He is only three years old and has been through more then many dogs experience in their whole lives. We love him so incredibly much and want to give him the love and life he deserves for many years to come. Getting him this hip replacement will give him exactly that. While we are committed to giving all three of our tri-paws all the care and love we have, a hip replacement is an expense that we neither anticipated or can afford. Without community support, we will not be able to give Juice Box the real intervention he needs to live his best, longest life.

20%Funded
$1,848Raised
$7,562.64To go