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Bunnie

Bunnie is a 8-year-old Japanese Chin in Orlando, FL, who needs $1,194 for EYE-Enucleation.

Orlando, FL

In March, 2017 Bunnie was 9 months old, we rescued him from a house fire. His original owner had unfortunate life events that caused her to spiral mentally. She had set her townhouse on fire with Bunnie in the house! When we rescued him, he was already blind in his right eye from the fire. He had a rough first year but he has been loved and cared for since we welcomed him into our family. Bunnie is just a joy. My brother has a disability and Bunnie brings happiness to his life. He has warned us when our mom's blood sugar is dangerously low so that we can get her what she needs. It is amazing how he can mentally map out the set up in the house and yard so that he can move freely. When it is treat time, he runs in circles or he will jump really high even though he cannot see. If you ask Bunnie “Where’s Bruce?” He will howl the best that his little body can muster. I have included one of his videos. If we have to leave the house to go somewhere, he will run to the door when he hears you entering the house and he will run in circles in excitement. Bunnie has gone through not only completely losing his vision in both eyes, causing his left eye to bulge so far out of his socket that it needs to be removed and he gets constant ear infections. He is a stubborn little boy and refuses to allow the Vet to treat his ears without the necessity of anesthesia, which increases the cost tremendously. My parents divorced in 2022 after 24 years. This caused a huge strain on my mom to support the family. There is myself and two brothers. She is a very hard worker and it pains her to not have the ability to get Bunnie the surgery that he so desperately needs.

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Bailey

Bailey is a 10-year-old Golden Retriever in West Babylon, NY, who needs $2,000 for MRI/SPF Tap/ICU care.

West Babylon, NY

My fiancée and I went to a husky breeder and were looking at all her beautiful huskies that she had. Next thing we know she also bring out golden retrievers, she puts them down. And Bailey came running into our arms. We knew we had to have her. That day we went home with two 10-week old puppies, a golden and husky. They are now 13 months old. They are the bestest of friends. And out baby girls. Bailey is the sweetest kindest soul you will ever meet. She’s spreads love and happiness everywhere she goes. She loves all people and dogs. Bailey enjoys occasional walks, chewing on sticks, wrestling with her sister Nala, and stealing (retrieving) daddy’s clothes (especially socks). Her and her sister both sleep mommy and daddy everyday. And never leaves our side. As a golden retriever, Bailey is an exceptionally smart dog, but also very goofy at the same time. We trained her to ring a bell on the door when she wants to go outside. So all we hear all day is that bell ringing, as she loves to go outside and look for sticks. She is the goofiest of girls. Always stealing our clothes. Hiding our shoes. And spinning in circles on the floor. A few days ago Bailey started having muscle tremors, foaming at the mouth, whimpering in pain, anxiety, and a severely high fever. We brought her to several vets and hospitals. All which though she had been exposed to a toxin. She is now under the care of the Neuro team at VMC in West Islip. In critical care. Heavily medicated, running tests and looking for a cure. They are suspecting Meningitis I am a full time nurse, struggling to afford the house we currently live in as it is. My fiancée is a radiologist technician, which also going back to school to become a PA. Bills are piling up that we cannot pay. But losing my Bailey is not an option. She is our baby girl.

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Kado

Kado is a 1-year-old Australian Shepherd in Loganville , GA, who needs $2,000 for Broken Leg and Shots.

Loganville, GA

Kado came into outer lives by rescue. A friend of a friend had a dog that he can no longer take care of and he was looking around. We have just lost our family pet and something was missing. He was just months old when we got him. He fit right in. Kado is one energetic dog. He’s been my best friend since he came into our lives. I was pregnant then and he was attached to me by the hip. He wouldn’t leave my site and it has been the same way since then. I have four kids and they just adore him. He plays with them and keeps up with them since I can’t. He’s so gentle and loving and knows how to handle the youngest. He loves everyone he sees Kado is the master of faces. lol you know that saying “I can’t hide how I feel, my face will say it for me” that’s definitely Kado. 😂 his favorite face is the face of “What are you doing?!” And it just makes us laugh. Two days ago Kado went out to use the bathroom like usual. He usually roams around the back where we have trees and a river and then comes back to eat. But this time he came back and all I saw was blood. He was attacked by a coyote while out. His face and leg were badly injured. He couldn’t eat and can’t walk now. He’s limping and has a broken leg. We’re a one income household. It’s hard with four kids and all the bills. This was unexpected and it’s heartbreaking. We want him all better but it suck’s that we aren’t able to afford his medical expenses. We don’t want to lose him or him in pain.

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Roxy Shaw

Roxy Shaw is a 12-year-old Yorkshire Terrier in Annapolis, MD, who needs $2,000 for Liver Tumor Removal.

Annapolis, MD

Roxy came into our lives 12 years ago after the painful loss of our beloved dog, Bailey. Roxy healed the hearts of our three young girls, and has been the light of our families life ever since. She had a major ear surgery in the height of the pandemic and was granted a new lease on life. This new tumor diagnosis has been crushing. She has many good years left - please help us keep her alive. Roxy lights up our home with her playful energy and boundless, unconditional affection. From morning walks to snuggles on the couch to chasing toys in the yard, she's an integral part of our family, spreading joy with every lick and kiss. She is an irreplaceable part of our family. Her playful spirit & unwavering love brightens our days and reminds us of the purest form of companionship. Roxy is incredibly special. From her quirky habit of carrying her squeaky squirrel toy everywhere to her adorable "conversations" with playful barks, she brings boundless joy. She's not just a pet; she's family, enriching our lives with love and laughter every day. She loves to press up against you no matter what you're doing - she just wants to remind you that she's there for you always. Roxy was diagnosed with a large (>10cm X 10cm) mass filling the majority of the abdomen that is suspected to originate from the left/medial distal liver. This tumor is growing very rapidly and soon her organs will be crushed by the weight and size. Her stomach is shrinking each day and eating will become impossible soon - which means she will starve to death. We need surgery ASAP too remove it! The cost of the surgical procedure needed to save Roxy's life, coupled with subsequent care, is far out of our financial means. We have two households at this time due to a separation and two kids in college. Anything at all you can do to help is greatly appreciated.

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Pippin

Pippin is a 6-month-old Domestic Shorthair Cat in Chicago, IL, who needs $2,000 for Surgery.

Chicago, IL

I live with my sister in an apartment in Chicago, and we decided to adopt a pair of kittens after her cat passed due to a mass in his pancreas. Pippin was part of a litter that was found and brought to Paws Chicago for care and was about three months old when we adopted him and his brother, Milo. Pippin is such a sweet lap kitten. Any time one of our laps is available, he's there chirping at us to be let up. He lives to run and jump - he even made it on top of the cabinets above our fridge! And Pip has a lot of beds - my computer chair, a cardboard cat carrier, our laps, plus occasionally the cushions I set up to be his actual bed - but he really loves sleeping curled up with his brother. Pippin, despite having so many toys, loves playing with little scraps of trash. He'll take strips of plastic torn from resealable bags, carry them around in his mouth, and suddenly flop over and start kicking them. He also has this habit of chasing his tail any time he's not occupied with something else. Sometimes it's fast, sometimes it's him slowly turning in circles and swatting at his tail. On Pippin's 6-month birthday, he suddenly started vomiting. I took him to the MedVet because our primary vet couldn't see him that day. Turns out he had an intussusception, which means part of his intestine folded over on itself. It's life-threatening, so after a night of fluids and an ultrasound to confirm, he went into surgery. Dr. Shnable and Dr. Galley were really great at keeping us updated. The total cost we're looking at is $10,500 - $11,500 according to the estimate I was given. We have pet insurance but are still within the waiting period for illness. I also recently lost my job, so our financial situation was already precarious. Any help is appreciated.

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