Tempest is a 9 year old German Shepherd Dog in Spring, , who needs $9,000 for Definitive Radiation and IV Chemotherapy.

Tempest and her littermate sister, Eris, were welcomed into our home when they were just nine weeks old. Together, they were thick as thieves and partners in crime. Tragically, we later lost Eris to Degenerative Myelopathy. This past December, I suffered another profound loss with the unexpected passing of my former partner, who was doggy dad and one of my closets friend.

She was referred to an endocrinologist and diagnosed with anal gland sarcoma. She underwent surgery to remove approximately 85% of the diseased tissue, along with affected pelvic and abdominal lymph nodes. While a new chest nodule has been identified, there is currently no evidence of metastasis to her lungs and organs. She is receiving care at Texas A&M Small Animal Hospital in College Station.

Tempest is a gentle soul who brings comfort everywhere she goes. As an unofficial therapy dog, she spent years easing patients' anxiety and loneliness, always making everyone feel truly seen. At home, this sweet German Shepherd has a quirky side—she’s hilariously bossed around by a tiny Chihuahua, is obsessed with laser pointers, loves stealing pillows, and is a dedicated squirrel watcher.

Despite my daily job search, finances are exhausted. I’ve maxed out credit cards for Tempest’s surgery, labs, and the long, recurring trips to her oncologist. Losing her daddy in December nearly broke me; Tempest is my "ride or die" who helped me survive that storm. She save