Loki is a 2-year-old GSD/Blackmouth Cur in Glen Burnie, MD, who needs $2,000 for an MRI.

I adopted Loki from Baltimore ASPCA in May of 2019. I had to undergo a prescreening evaluation because his previous family said that he was not good with their children and I am a single mother to a little boy. As you can see in his pictures, he is great with my son and ALL other children and people of all other ages that he meets.

He is very attached to me especially after his first seizure that occurred in December of 2019. He goes with me absolutely everywhere. We are very active. He is off leash trained and absolutely loves swimming with his friends . He is my best friend and my sons best friend too. When my son is away, it is just Loki and I and we go on adventures and snuggle and he becomes my child.

I am a single mother and the only provider within my home for myself and my son. I do not receive financial help. I have experienced extreme financial hardship due to the pandemic which includes having to use most of savings to prevent losing our home.

Loki was diagnosed with Idiopathic Epilepsy in December of 2019 that was determined after he experienced a Grand Mal seizure. January 14th 2021. Loki had his second Grand Mal seizure that caused him to stop breathing and decreased HR until I was able to resuscitate him. He is in need of an MRI and has already been consulted by a Veterinary Neurologist.

Loki is special because of the really silly things he does. He REFUSES to look into a camera and turns away anytime I try to sneak a selfie of us together. He will hide any socks he finds or bring it to you and put it in your lap hoping you'll chase him. He tries to eat the hose water when it is on blast. He is the biggest bed hog but he has to lay next to me at the top of the bed every night.