Help Grandma Biscuit Beat Cancer

At 9 years old and just 10 pounds, Grandma Biscuit should be spending her golden years surrounded by comfort and love. Instead, this sweet senior arrived at Greenville Animal Care and Control as a stray with a very large, ulcerated mass on her right rear leg.

Because of the severity of her condition, Grandma Biscuit was at risk of euthanasia when her stray hold ended. Thankfully, a shelter Pathway Planner saw something special in this incredibly sweet and loving girl and reached out for help. A rescue stepped in, a medical foster said yes, and Grandma Biscuit was pulled from the shelter and taken straight to the vet.

And there is hopeful news: there is no visible evidence that the cancer has spread.

Grandma Biscuit is now awaiting pathology results that will determine the best way forward. If possible, veterinarians will surgically remove the mass. If testing shows that it is an aggressive mast cell tumor that cannot be safely removed while preserving her leg, she may need an amputation to give her the best chance at a healthy future.

Her rescuers have already spent approximately $1,000 getting her the veterinary care and diagnostics she urgently needed. Her upcoming treatment—including surgery to address the mass, a much-needed spay, and dental care for her badly neglected teeth—is expected to cost another $1,500, bringing her total medical expenses to approximately $2,500.

Grandma Biscuit came frighteningly close to never getting this chance. Now she has people fighting for her, a safe place to recover, and a path toward a happier life. Please donate to help cover Grandma Biscuit’s medical care and give this tiny senior the second chance she deserves.