Help Little Cindi Have a Great Life

Meet the cutest 3-pound Chihuahua puppy named Cindi, who will steal your heart in an instant. She was pulled from the Harris County shelter by CAMO rescue when they heard that she didn’t have any rescue interest and the shelter was no longer able to manage her pain on meds.

She's only 13-weeks-old and already has a pelvic fracture, was covered in fleas and had a lot of hook worms, and needs surgery once she's stable enough. Her blood was showing that her HCT is at 26.9, and she will need a blood transfusion before surgery for her pelvis.

Cindi has received capstar and dewormer already. Her blood transfusion will cost $671.55, on top of her pelvic surgery later on. CAMO rescue's emergency funds are running low, but they couldn't let Cindi down. Because of them and donors like you, she now has a chance at survival and finding a loving home.

Please help us in covering the cost of Cindi's extensive medical treatments. She deserves to grow into a healthy and loved adult dog.

Will you be a part of Cindi's healing journey? Thank you!

Update 9/19/25
Little Cindi has undergone one surgery to repair one leg, which is healing beautifully! Sadly, though, she continued experiencing issues with her second broken leg, which her vets determined could not be repaired due to the extent of the damage. The plan then pivoted to physical therapy to help Cindi regain her strength, but unfortunately that too also proved ineffective—as it continued to cause her pain and discomfort. To give this girl the BEST, happiest, pain-free life she so deserved, Cindi's bad leg had to be amputated.

Now, this girl is recovering as a tri-pod and it's safe to say, she's still (if not more!) the spunky, snuggly girl she was on four legs. She's just learned to do it all with one less!

Her medical care, however, is now in the thousands. Every ounce of support is extremely appreciated to help Cindi get the second chance she's working so hard for!

Update 9/29/25
Cindi is continuing to heal beautifully with one less leg, and she will hopefully, be up for adoption soon. Please continue to support her as her medical care came at no small cost, but she is worth every penny. Thank you!