Roscoe is a 9-year-old Beagle in Round Rock, TX, who needs $1,999 for Stereotactic Radiation.

Roscoe aka Beagie aka Roscoe Beaglesworth has been my best friend for almost 10 years. I got him in college and he literally introduced me to my now husband! After my husband and I got married, we adopted his sister beagle named Saucy! A few years later, I got pregnant with twins and Roscoe never left my side. He is now the best big brother to our one year old twin boys.

Roscoe is my best bud at home with me helping to raise our twin boys. He likes to lay outside the boys' room while they sleep, and he is their guard dog in the backyard while they play. His favorite times of the day are when we go on walks. Although right now, he doesn't have much use of his right arm, so our walks are limited. We bring a wagon along so he can still enjoy the walks!

My husband was out of the job for 4.5 months due to covid-19. He just started his job again, and that is why we were able to afford the MRI. But since we just paid that, we no longer have the funds to pay for treatment. We have 1.5 year old twins to support.

Roscoe was just diagnosed with a nerve sheath tumor on his spinal cord and brachial plexus. This has affected his use of his right front arm. The neurologist and oncologist both think he only has about 3-5 months to live if we do not treat with the necessary stereotactic radiation. This is a specific kind of radiation that pinpoints the tumor only as not to damage the spinal cord.

Roscoe is the most loyal, snuggly and sweet dog. He loves to burrow under the covers and sleep in between our legs. That is his favorite spot to be. He loves to hike his legs up on my shoulders and give me kisses while I scratch his belly. He has been my loyal protector since college - howling anytime an unknown person is at our door or he suspects we are in danger.