Quincy is an eight-year-old Jack Russell-Chihuahua mix in CT, who needs $2,000 for urgent leg surgery.

When Quincy was seven years old, he finally found his forever home! That's when Karen M. adopted him from a rescue group.

"We are his third home," Karen tells Waggle. "Quincy was a handful in the beginning. He wanted to play and go on outdoor adventures at three o'clock in the morning during his first few weeks with us. Being seniors, we thought rescuing an older dog would be best for a slower pace, laid-back lifestyle. Well, that wasn't Quincy's style at all. But it is all worked out now. He knows the routine; if we forget, he reminds us quickly."

But Quincy, who loves to be on the go, recently sustained a tragic injury. He started limping and had a torn cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) in his knee. He needs surgery right away.

His condition is gut-wrenching to Karen. She hates seeing Quincy in pain, and she and her husband can't afford his surgery.

"We are senior citizens, living on fixed incomes, and of course, especially in these times, we find our budget very tight," Karen says. "We are humbled asking for help as it is not something we do lightly. We feel he deserves a full life to enjoy all his energy without limits."

Please help Quincy get back on his feet again!