Hank is a 11.5-year-old Pug/Boston Terrier in Scott Depot, WV, who needs $1,000 for critical care for pancreatitis and diabetic ketoacidosis.

Hank is an almost 12yo pug/Boston terrier mix who I've has been my best friend since I brought him home at 5wks (not by choice to bring him home that early). He's always been a healthy, albeit pudgy, guy until the last couple days. He has 4 furry siblings - Wednesday the pug, Cooper, a pug/dachshund who came to us as a result of an emergency cruelty seizure, as well as Boo & Herbie, 2 rescue cats

Our pack includes myself, my retired K9 officer husband, Hank, Wednesday, Cooper, Boo & Herbie. Since my husband was medically discharged after being diagnosed with MS, he's relished being a stay at home pet dad. We live in a wonderful secure apt complex that includes a dog park so they enjoy daily walks or trips to the dog park. I have to admit they're spoiled. They even all sleep in bed w/ us

I'd sell my soul to make him well again, but unfortunately, life doesn't work that way. Unlike Blanche on "The Golden Girls," I won't use "nature's credit card" & don't think Dr Sette would go for that either. My husband is a med retired cop & I work in the auto industry

Hank has been diagnosed with pancreatitis and diabetic ketoacidosis. Before this, he wasn't diabetic. Since he's been a healthy dog until very recent, I took him to Dr Stone at the Fix Em Clinic where he has had his annual exams & was diagnosed. After diagnosis he was hospitalized at Hurricane Animal Hospital under Dr Sette, since the Fix Em Clinic doesn't hospitalize

Hank knows a plethora of tricks. Everything from wave to roll over to whisper. My husband still swears that Hank is better trained than his partner was. Hank acts like a grumpy old man, & actually has since he was a puppy, but actually loves everyone, especially his beloved cat, Boo who was pregnant when I brought her in as a stray.