Agatha is a 5-year-old Cane Corso in Norman, OK, who needs $625 for Surgery Soft Tissue Mast Cell Tumor Removal.

To know me is to know Agatha. If you don't wish to be slobbered on and leave brushing gray hairs off your clothes, then my home isn't for you. If you need me to drive, or pick something up for you, or run an errand, it better leave the back seat free because that is where Agatha in her dog car safety hammock; and honestly, there isn't room there for for anyone or and that's how we like it.

Agatha is the big dog that people approach asking, "May I pet your dog?" and walk away saying, "I used to be afraid of big dogs! Not anymore!." She is the best ambassador of dogs I have ever known. She is critical to my own health and well-being; she positively impacts the day of every person we encounter. I cannot count how many times I've heard: "She just made my day," after meeting her.

I am currently in the process of applying for disability. Agatha is my official support animal. She is everything to me and her presence in my life is just as critical to my well-being as the medications that sustain me medically and the doctors who oversee my health.

I found a lump on the edge of Agatha's ear. It seemed so small, so insignificant. It seemed so small, so insignificant. It was hard to imagine that it could be so potentially dangerous! It was identified through cytology by Agatha's veterinarian to be a mast cell tumor. I have entrusted her care to Dr. Blazer Rose Rock Veterinary and Pet Resort in Norman, OK.

She is pure love and I must do all I can to make sure her life is as long, healthy and wonderful for her as I possibly can. I wish I could do this by myself, of course. But this is one of the most difficult times many of us have ever known. You. Me. All of us. My animals come first. I research their food and make sure that the food and care they receive surpasses mine.