Molly is a 7-year-old Chi mix in Mt. Morris, NY, who needs $1,300 for surgery and blood transfusion.

Molly came into this world a miracle, born a twin on my birthday. She lives with her cat siblings playing and being lazy, thinking she's more cat than dog. She loves everybody and her tail and tongue let you know it. She lives for belly rubs and laps. Molly has a doggie bed and totally uses it til she thinks I'm asleep and then sneaks in bed next to me.

Molly is my whole world. But more than that she is my ears and eyes at times. I am legally blind and deaf and Molly is always by my side or on my lap. She never denies me cuddles or kisses and can always make me smile with her antics of rolling over or the game of playing dead. She follows me around and chases the cat if she thinks I might trip over him.

She loves to do tricks for me from rolling over to playing dead but her little dances and hops always makes you giggle. And if there's cheese doodles in the house Molly's nose lets her know. Molly is so special to me because just knowing she's by my side looking out for me lets my world feel safe and happy

Molly has been a happy healthy dog until last week and even though she isn't feeling good she remained the sweetest little girl as they tried to figure out what was wrong. They've put her on antibiotics but she requires surgery and most likely a blood transfusion so she is back to one hundred percent.

I am blind and deaf and live on a very tight fixed income and though I used to be able to save up some the cost of living keeps going up and it gets harder to do. I spent literally every penny I had to get emergency treatment and diagnoses. I can't afford the surgery.