Chancey is a 2-year-old Wheaten Terrier in Beaconsfield, Quebec, who needs $2,000 for an exploratory laparotomy to treat urinary incontinence.

Nicole and I were on a mission to adopt a new furry baby to add to our family. For those of you that do not know, I had adopted a three-legged wheaten terrier who was a truly special dog. Molly was my very first dog and I lucked out in the most incredible way. She was my everything and my first daughter (we now have a four year old human daughter named Isabelle). During our search we came across Wheatens in Need (WIN - /www.wheatensinneed.org), a wheaten rescue organization that helps adopt Wheatens that need a forever home. WIN put us in touch with Cathy Wesley, the owner of Honeywheat Kennel (https://www.honeywheatkennel.com/About-The-Breeder.html).

Cathy is a sweet soul who had heard of a newborn wheaten puppy that was going to be put down ONLY because she was leaking. Otherwise, this puppy was in perfect health. Cathy sprung into action and rescued that puppy who she aptly named Chancey. Cathy has been taking care of Chancey like she was one of her own. Cathy is a responsible Breeder that is registered with both the Ontario and Canadian Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Associations.

For the last two years, Cathy has provided for Chancey, even spending over $2000 of her own money to try to help Chancey's leaking problem by having the University of Guelph's Veterinary department perform a procedure on her. Unfortunately the procedure was not a success. Chancey has an Ectopic Ureter. The solution is to perform a surgery and implant an Occluder that will allow Chancey to have a normal life. Right now, as the pictures show, Chancey has to wear diapers and suffers from Urinary Tract Infections along with skin issues related to the urine being constantly present. This surgery will essentially fix Chancey's incontinence allowing her to live a completely normal life. Cathy is looking for a family that will adopt Chancey after the surgery.