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Remi

Remi is a 8 year old Boxer in Winooski, VT, who needs $2,500 for Large Mast Cell Tumor Removal.

Winooski, VT

Remi is my 8-year-old Boxer-Mastiff mix. I adopted/rescued him from Orleans County Humane Society (Oleand, VT) in May 2020, when he was 2 years old, so he’s been my constant companion for six years. It’s just the two of us at home, but a large circle of family and friends, both human and canine, are part of his daily life as playmates and adventure buddies. Remi has had a growth on his underbelly for about a year that never caused him any trouble, so we’d simply been keeping an eye on it. Two weeks ago it rapidly worsened: growing/filling, turning bright pink, becoming infected, and now bleeding. He can’t stop licking it, and it’s affecting his mobility. I’m seeking urgent treatment at my primary vet, River Cove Animal Hospital (Williston, VT). Remi, my doodle, is a gentle giant and the best snuggle buddy. He knows exactly how to get what he wants and communicate his needs, and he’s the best doorman, investigating each person to make sure they’re safe to be near his family. He inherently knows how to read my signals and provide comfort. He’s my best friend and favorite companion, a constant and safe space in my life. Between a fixed income, necessary living expenses and a recent no-fault car accident, I have no disposable income right now. I’m not sure of the total cost, however, it’s well beyond what I can cover alone. I just want my best doodle boi comfortable through his golden years.

24%Funded
$590Raised
$1,910To go
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Bronze

Bronze is a 7-year-old Chichiwawa Mix in Los Angeles, CA, who needs $2,000 for Splenectomy.

Los angeles, CA

He was a rescue dog I seen him out on the street when he was a puppy and I got him and took care of him and he been there for me ever since we have a bond and I don't know what I would do without my dog I just lost my sister to covid-19 and I need my dog I love my dog is lot help for me he helps me through the day I need him,his my best friend I'm trying to get help for him My dog have three beds he's sleeping in bed with me he have a bed in the living room and he have one in the den and we take walks on the beach we play we go to Petco and pick out toys and come home and play with them I spend a lot of time with my dog he loves outdoors I take him shopping with me when I'm visiting my sister he's with me Yes yes he likes the toys that makes noise he likes me to squeeze it and throw it and he go catch it and bring it back to me and we can do that for a long period of time he loves it he just loves it Dr Phil told me at access Animal Hospital that he have a bad spleen that need to be removed he just said it it happens to some dogs depending on the breed The medical problem that I have with my animal is he need his spleen removed the name of the hospital is access Animal Hospital the doctor have him on medication the name is ursodiol 100 mg ml Suspension and the dog food he's on is Royal canin he has them on that because his stomach won't allow him to intake anything else and his stomach gets real swole after he eats I'm single my hours have been cut covid-19 is really hard on me it's really it's really really tough he's on special dog food that's very expensive cost me $100 for him to be on his medication because he needs this surgery and it's just breaks my heart it really breaks my heart knowing that I really can't do anything cuz I don't have to finance it hurts

30%Funded
$590Raised
$1,410To go
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Rahcheen (Chee)

Rahcheen (Chee) is a 9 year old Australian Cattle Dog in Albuquerque, NM, who needs $2,000 for Partial Mandibulectomy.

Albuquerque, NM

Chee is a rez (turned city) dog rescued from death row in Fort Duchesne. Like many cattle dogs, she’s smart, stubborn, loyal, and very much a “velcro dog". She can be bossy and intense, and also a sweet girl who wants to be held during thunderstorms and fireworks. She loves treats, bones, fetch, car rides, barking at the mailman, and catching up on "pee mails” during walks. Chee was diagnosed with an acanthomatous ameloblastoma on May 6, 2026. It doesn’t spread to other parts of the body, but is locally aggressive and invades surrounding bone and tissue. Our regular vet removed the mass and affected tooth, but some tumor cells remained. We were referred to Veterinary Dentistry and Oral Surgery of New Mexico to see Dr. Bannon who recommended a partial mandibulectomy. Chee is a support dog for my partner. She always knows what's happening in the house and takes her self-appointed job of supervising everyone very seriously. She loves being close to her people and has an uncanny ability to sense when someone needs comfort. She's remained resilient through moving states, losing two dogs, and welcoming another rescue pup and a cat. Chee’s surgery is estimated at $4,856-$5,942. This unexpected expense is a bit more than our household can comfortably absorb. We're going with the recommended treatment because she has a lot of life left and good years ahead of her. Anything helps - thanks for reading!

29%Funded
$575Raised
$1,425To go
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Molly

Molly is a 4 year old Miniature Australian Shepherd in Watertown, NY, who needs $7,000 for Emergency Care.

Watertown, NY

Molly is a 4-year-old family dog who lives with us in our home in Watertown, New York. She has been a healthy, happy companion her entire life and is a beloved member of our family. Molly lives indoors with us and shares a close bond with everyone in the household, especially our young son, Luca. Prior to this accident, she had no significant medical issues and enjoyed an active, playful life. Our beloved dog was recently struck by a vehicle and suffered multiple serious injuries. She was rushed to CNY Veterinary Medical Center, where she has been receiving intensive emergency care. Her injuries include a partially collapsed lung with fluid accumulation requiring aspiration, bruising to her lungs, a fractured ramus of the mandible (jaw), and a concussion resulting from the trauma. Molly is the heart of our family and never misses a chance to make us smile. She's playful, goofy, and absolutely convinced the world revolves around her. She adores our baby boy, Luca, and is always by his side. Whether she's demanding attention or smothering us with kisses and cuddles, Molly fills our home with unconditional love and joy every single day. The cost of emergency care after our dog was struck by a vehicle has been overwhelming. Your support will help us continue her treatment and give her the chance to come home healthy again. Having our beloved family member back by our side would mean everything to us.

8%Funded
$575Raised
$6,425To go
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Sgt Pembry

Sgt Pembry is a 10-month-old Domestic Shorthair Cat in Brunswick , OH, who needs $2,000 for Consultation with Specialist and Imaging Studies.

Brunswick, OH • Alleycats & Aristocats

Sgt Pembry was trapped by our rescue in Sept. 2023 at roughly 4 mts old. A few days into fostering it was found that he was having breathing difficulties while eating. He was a valuated at our vet where he was found to have mega esophagus. And he was given a grave life, expectancy. after extensive research, we found what works for him and he is eating well. Because Prembry was given a grave life expectancy, he was not socialize with people well. he’s become braver and stronger every day and loves his fellow house kitties and foster friends. He’s become attached to the people living within the home. Pembry is amazing by the way that he overcomes his obstacles, is thriving and enjoys a very full and happy life. Even though Pembry has bilateral front leg deformities, he does not let that stop him being a cat; running, playing and climbing. He truly is an inspiration. Pembry had an x-ray done at four months old and was found to have mega esophagus with suspected prominent right aortic arch deformity and was recommended to possibly have surgery. He will need further imaging studies and estimated cost for those and surgery is roughly $8000 at Metropolitan veterinary Hospital in Cleveland. His neuter will also be quite costly due to him being such a high risk. Pembry is considered extremely high risk for even neutering. He’s such an incredible kitten who we’ve all grown to love and want him to have the longest and best life ever.

29%Funded
$573.50Raised
$1,426.50To go