Nova is a 2-year-old German Shepherd/Husky in Listuguj, QC, who needs $2,000 for Diaphragm Hernia Repair.

Nova, born under my father's porch, became my sidekick. I bottle-fed her and 10 siblings for two months. Living with my 12-year-old dog, they share a bond. Unique routines, from morning greetings to car key excitement, make life with Nova a joy. Friends and family notice our deep attachment. Nova brings love and laughter daily.

Nova thrives in our household, creating an atmosphere of joy. Living with my 12-year-old dog, they share a unique bond, occasionally squabbling over beds. Nova's lively interactions and quirky routines bring laughter to the family. She's more than a pet; she's a cherished family member adding love and delight to our home. My family loves her!

Nova is special for countless reasons. Her quirky antics, like responding to car keys with excitement, showcase her adventurous spirit. She insists on unique routines, from morning greetings to bedtime rituals, bringing laughter daily. Nova's constant need to be close and the adorable way she responds to affection make her not just a pet but a cherished source of joy and companionship.

Nova's ordeal is heart-wrenching—X-rays hint at a diaphragm hernia. Shown an X-ray comparison, concern surged. Referral to Riverview is 6k-14k; our alternative, a 3.5k surgery at Clinic Lepine. Tonight, Nova awaits emergency surgery, unaffordable upfront. The emotional weight is immense, emphasizing the urgency of funds. In this unexpected hardship, my commitment to Nova's well-being is unwavering

As a dedicated, unemployed student, the unexpected vet bill is a major expense. Without pet insurance and lacking support, the financial strain is intensified. Restoring Nova's health is crucial, making assistance urgently needed in this challenging time.