Jax is a 3 month old Mix-Breed in Onalaska, WA, who needs $1,100 for X-rays and Hospitalization.

Jax is a 3 lb, 11-week-old rescue we've had for just 2 weeks on our rural farm. He lives with our family and our other rescue, Timber, who saved Jax's life during the attack. He was just settling into his new home, playing with our cats and watching the ducks on our pond. He is a tiny, cherished member of our family who now desperately needs help to survive his injuries.

Jax was viciously attacked by a large dog, leaving him with puncture wounds, damaged lungs, and trouble walking. We rushed him to BluePearl Pet Hospital in Olympia, but we can't afford the X-rays needed to see the full extent of his internal injuries. He is home with us now, struggling to breathe. We are terrified of what damage remains unseen inside his tiny body.

In just two weeks, Jax has completely stolen our hearts. He's a clumsy, floppy goofball who tumbles over his own feet when he's running. He sleeps with his paws covering his eyes and tries to climb into the big dog's water bowl for a swim. He's pure, innocent joy in a tiny body. Hearing him cry from the pain is the most heartbreaking sound I have ever heard.

We are building a Christmas tree farm, but for now, we just scrape by selling firewood. The initial $800 vet bill took our rent and grocery money. An emergency like this is beyond us. To have Jax healthy—to see him running and tumbling around our feet again instead of crying